The rubbish from this year's Parish Walk was down from 2.4 tonnes to just 360kg.
It comes following organisers introducing a number of sustainable initiatives for this year's event to reduce its environmental impact.
Some waste was composted or recycled, while collapsible reusable cups were used rather than single use plastic water bottles.
Further, 262 entrants opted to give a £5 donation to the Isle of Man Woodland Trust, which went towards planting almost 300 saplings.
Yellow weather warning for Friday morning
Ronaldsway Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for tomorrow morning.
New novel inspired by Douglas bar
A new book by an Irish former journalist set on the Isle of Man is inspired by his time working in a hotel in Douglas.
MHK queries planned changes to Sound bus service
Are changes already being planned for the Island's newest bus route?
Aurora over Manx skies tonight?
The Isle of Man could be in for a show from the Northern Lights tonight.
Come see farm's one-of-a-kind Christmas tree
A local farm's gone big with its Christmas decorations by building a unique kind of tree.
Two Manxman sailings cancelled tomorrow
Two Steam Packet sailings have been called off in the face of bad weather tomorrow.
Lord Street plans cut from 14 storeys high to 12
Developers of a huge project to revamp Lord Street in Douglas have amended their plans after concerns from planners.
Could your child be the official voice of a pantomime?
Could your child be the voice of a Christmas panto?
