Archive · 23 Dec 2025
Mount Everest Camp Littered with Garbage
A video shared by an Indian Forest Service officer shows a lot of trash at Camp Four on Mount Everest.
This camp is very high up, in an area called the 'death zone.'
The video shows plastic bottles, snack wrappers, cans, and abandoned tents scattered around.
Many people are upset because this shows how human activity is harming even the highest and most remote places on Earth.
The officer shared the video to make people aware of this problem and to encourage better care for the environment.
A video shared by an IFS officer shows Camp Four on Mount Everest littered with various types of waste.
The waste includes plastic bottles, snack wrappers, soft drink cans, and abandoned tents.
The video has sparked widespread outrage on social media.
Camp Four is located in the 'death zone,' an extremely high altitude area on Mount Everest.
The video aims to raise awareness about environmental damage caused by human activity on the world’s tallest peak.
- Who
- Parveen Kaswan, an Indian Forest Service (IFS) officer
- What
- A video showing Camp Four on Mount Everest littered with garbage
- When
- Recently (exact date not specified)
- Where
- Mount Everest, Camp Four
- Why
- To raise awareness about environmental damage caused by human activity on the world’s tallest peak
- Location
- Mount Everest, Camp Four
- Altitude
- Death Zone
- Waste Types
- Plastic bottles, snack wrappers, soft drink cans, abandoned tents
- Source of Video
- Parveen Kaswan, IFS officer
- Platform
- X (formerly Twitter)