#Trashtag is Trending and It’s Awesome, Let’s Keep It Alive!

#trashtag started trending last week on social media as well as Reddit. People on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and Reddit were posting photos before and after photos of areas they had cleared out of trash.

From parks to the beaches to sidewalks and streets, people around the world are showing that even a single person can make a difference and clean the neighborhood.

This is not a new hashtag and cleanup idea has been around for years and years, it really started to trending again this weekend and has firmly earned momentum. We for one, feel this is one viral trend we can all gladly get behind.

Check out some amazing photos posted online.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Excited to see #trashtag happening in #CLT @meckparkrec #greenway (This is not me nor mine, but a really nice guy who posted this on Reddit – I wanted to share as he hopes to inspire others!)

A post shared by Rick Winiker (@parksandricknc) on Mar 10, 2019 at 9:09pm PDT

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Students from @tetsocollege, Dimapur, accepted the #Trashtag challenge. Are you up for the challenge to keep your environment clean? Tag us if you accept the challenge. Follow @east.mojo for more news from NorthEast India and around the 🌎 #EastStory #NortheastIndia #trashtagchallenge #trash #Trashchallenge #challenge #ChallengeAccepted #dimapur #tetsocollege #cleanliness #trendingchallenge #environmentfriendly #students #collegestudents #cleancity #garbage #assam #arunachalpradesh #manipur #mizoram#meghalaya #nagaland #sikkim #tripura

A post shared by EastMojo (@east.mojo) on Mar 11, 2019 at 4:16am PDT

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40 Norwegian Folk High School students from Alta spent one week picking trash at a local beach, gathering a total of 12,400kg! We can't help but love the fact this is catching on globally! #trashtag #trashtagchallenge #norway

A post shared by A challenge that matters. (@trashtagchallenge) on Mar 11, 2019 at 6:16am PDT