Community Stories & Field Evidence
Watch, learn, and share what you see
Official videos and explainers from environmental bodies — plus a place to document what waste looks like in your own neighbourhood. Community evidence stays private until reviewed.
Why evidence matters
Real change starts with seeing the problem clearly. The videos below come from official environmental organisations; the field evidence form lets you document local conditions honestly — with your consent, and only shared publicly after review.
Illustrative photo via Unsplash
Watch & learn
Official videos and explainers, linked directly to their publishers. We link out rather than re-host — the media belongs to the organisations that made it.
UN Environment Programme
Plastic, not so fantastic
A short official video on why single-use plastic is a design problem, not just a litter problem.
Watch on the official siteUN Environment Programme
Plastic pollution: harmful chemicals in our plastics
What chemicals in everyday plastics mean for health and the environment.
Watch on the official siteUN Environment Programme
Youth call to action on plastic pollution — video series
Young people explain why plastic pollution matters to their generation.
Watch on the official siteWorld Health Organization (Dec 2025)
Health risks and opportunities in the global waste crisis
WHO on how mismanaged waste creates health risks — and what better systems prevent.
Watch on the official siteUN Environment Programme
Waste Pollution 101
An interactive explainer on where waste goes and why prevention beats cleanup.
Watch on the official siteUS Environmental Protection Agency
Used lithium-ion batteries
Why lithium batteries cause fires in bins and trucks, and how to dispose of them.
Watch on the official siteCommunity field evidence
Documented by community members, reviewed before publishing. Direct video upload is not supported — share a photo, or link to a video you posted yourself on a public platform.
No community evidence has been validated yet. Submissions appear here only after review — nothing unverified is shown publicly.
Submit field evidence
Share a photo you took, or a link to a video you published yourself. Include a general area (never an exact address) and the date. Your submission is private until reviewed.
Submissions are stored privately and shown publicly only after review. Don't include identifiable people, exact addresses, or contact details.