Keep Collier Beautiful

Keep Collier Beautiful has consistently led community-wide cleanup and litter prevention projects and improved waste-handling practices in Collier County since it was established in 1996. As a non-government organization, we work with several government agencies, environmental organizations, businesses, schools, and civic organizations to unite the community in facilitating litter and debris control and prevention, recycling, and education.

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Make a Difference in Your Community!

Thousands of volunteers come together yearly to make our communities cleaner and greener. Whether you’re participating in a national program or organizing your local project, every effort counts.

Great American Cleanup

Join us for a day filled with fun and purpose at the beach! On April 20th, let’s come together to clean up Collier County’s coastline and celebrate Earth Day. Register now for the Great American Cleanup and be a part of making a positive impact!

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International Coastal Cleanup

Join a worldwide effort to protect our oceans! The International Coastal Cleanup brings volunteers together from across the globe. Join us in keeping Collier County’s coastline pristine and enjoy a rewarding morning with your loved ones, friends, and coworkers.

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Volunteer Projects

Gather your colleagues for a memorable experience suitable for all ages and abilities. You bring your team, and we’ll supply the essential materials. Together, we’ll make a lasting, positive impact on our environment.

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Blogs

Share your results and photos from the 2024 Great American Cleanup now!

Apr 23, 2024

Thank you for joining the 2024 Great American Cleanup on April 20, 2024! We covered 10 locations for the event, including Airport Road Canal, Barefoot Beach Access, Barefoot Beach Preserve, Clam Pass, Haldeman Creek, Lowdermilk Park, Naples Pier, Seagate Beach Access,...

Invasive Fish Roundup

Apr 23, 2024

Lionfish, tiger prawns, zebra mussels oh my! What does each one of these aquatic critters have in common? They are all nonnative species that have been spotted in the United States, and when introduced into ecosystems outside of their native range, can negatively...