In a remarkable display of environmental commitment and community action, Rover Scouts from Nairobi, Kenya, and members of the Girl Guides Association recently came together for a significant river cleanup initiative at City Park in Parklands. This event, orchestrated by the UN Environmental Programme (UNEP), garnered attention and support from distinguished guests, including Ms. Rebecca Row, MP, Minister of Environment of the United Kingdom, and other esteemed delegates from UNEA-6. The primary objective was to raise awareness about the pressing issue of plastic pollution. Ms. Rebecca Row commended the scouts for their unwavering dedication and innovative approach to combating plastic pollution, particularly through the Plastic Tide Turners Challenge. She emphasized the vital role played by youth in inspiring positive change within their communities and beyond. The scouts' commitment to environmental stewardship was lauded as a beacon of hope for a sustainable future. The Plastic Tide Turners Challenge, spearheaded by the Rover Scouts, showcased a unique and effective strategy to address plastic pollution. This challenge not only focused on cleanup efforts but also encouraged innovative solutions and community engagement. Ms. Rebecca Row highlighted the impact of such initiatives on driving real change and urged others to follow suit. The presence of Ms. Rebecca Row and other UNEA-6 delegates underscored the global significance of tackling plastic pollution. The collaborative effort between the Rover Scouts, Girl Guides Association, and international representatives showcased the interconnectedness of environmental issues and the importance of global cooperation. Plastic pollution has emerged as a significant threat to ecosystems worldwide. Activities such as this cleanup aim to control and mitigate the impact of plastic waste on the environment. By engaging the youth in such initiatives, there is growing hope that the message of responsible waste management will permeate communities and contribute to a sustainable future.