Brent Council and recycling and waste firm Veolia have announced the winner of the #BinItForBrent poster competition.
Nine-year-old Aqsa's winning entry will be displayed across seven parks.
The #BinItForBrent competition asked school children to design a poster to discourage littering in parks and public spaces.
Aqsa was awarded the top prize for her creative masterpiece, which called on park users to protect the planet.
Lee Connelly, parks contract manager for Veolia Brent, said: “Our staff will continue to work hard during the lockdown to maintain the green spaces of Brent, which are so vital to our health and wellbeing. We hope everyone will take notice of Asqa’s brilliant poster telling us to use a bin or take your rubbish home."
Cllr Krupa Sheth, cabinet member for environment, said: “A huge congratulations to Aqsa, and thank you to everyone who took part. It was hard to choose a winning entry with so many brilliant posters.
"Young people have been leading the charge when it comes to protecting our environment, and Aqsa’s poster is another good reminder that our actions have huge consequences for our world. Be considerate and bin it for Brent.”
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