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.
Commissioner wants your ideas to improve playground
A Ramsey commissioner's asking the public for ideas on how a children's playground could be improved.
Government says it doesn't know how many people move here for the TT
The government says it doesn't know how many people moved to the Island because of their love for the TT.
Social media flooded with complaints about public toilets
People have taken to social media to complain about the state of the public toilets at Peel's breakwater.
Air ambulance charity makes desperate appeal for another helicopter
An air ambulance charity which serves the Island is launching an urgent appeal to raise money for another helicopter.
Fire crews spent hours dealing with serious floods earlier
Fire crews spent about six hours dealing with floods around the Island this morning, Tuesday November 4.
Yellow weather warning to run until Thursday
The Met Office's yellow weather warning has been extended to cover the next three high tides.
Focusing on crash blackspots is outdated, says minister
Infrastructure Minister Michelle Haywood says concentrating work on specific accident blackspots is outdated, and was abandoned by the Isle of Man and the UK around 20 years ago.
Minister hopes to improve bus wheelchair and scooter access
The Island's infrastructure minister says she's hoping to improve bus access for people in wheelchairs or mobility scooters.
