Littering is the act of improperly disposing of waste in public spaces, such as streets, parks, and beaches. This behavior can include throwing away items like plastic bottles, cigarette butts, and food wrappers instead of using designated trash bins. Littering not only creates an unsightly environment but also poses risks to wildlife and ecosystems. The consequences of littering can be significant. It can lead to pollution, which affects air and water quality, and can harm animals that may ingest or become entangled in debris. Many communities implement anti-littering campaigns to raise awareness and encourage responsible waste disposal practices.