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Each Fall, Collier County students are invited to submit a drawing or painting that could become part of next year’s calendar. Potential topics could be litter prevention through recycling, a recycling campaign, or protecting our environment by recycling. Keep Collier Beautiful judges select a winner for each grade level. Students are invited to participate through their school’s art teachers.
For more information, contact:
Dana Alger, Recycling Coordinator
Collier County Solid & Hazardous Waste Mgmt
239-252-5375 | Dana.Alger@colliercountyfl.gov
This program is designed to recruit volunteer groups to regularly clean up and beautify selected canals in Collier County. In recognition of their efforts, a sign is placed directly below the canal’s Big Cypress Basin sign giving recognition to the group and reminding people to not litter.
Adopt a Shore and help Keep Collier Beautiful! help protect our water and beaches AND advertise your business, association, group and your community pride.
County-wide Litter and Beach Cleanup with multiple cleanup sites. 8AM to Noon. Visit Keep Collier Beautiful’s event page to register.
County-wide Litter and Beach Cleanup with multiple cleanup sites. 8AM to Noon. Visit Keep Collier Beautiful’s event page to register.
This annual survey of the state of litter in our county is performed in the spring. Volunteers randomly select areas for evaluation of six to eight sites representing rural areas, urban streets, neighborhoods and/or parks. This survey is submitted to Keep America Beautiful for compilation with the other 400+ affiliates across the country for a nationwide evaluation. A numeric score is assigned and compared year to year. Problem areas identified are assigned a special team or included in one of the annual county-wide cleanups.
We need your help to implement the N.I.C.E. program in your community. Help us rid your neighborhood of unsightly litter and debris. We’ll help you get organized and get rid of abandoned cars, overgrown lots and trash. This effort takes the cooperation of several families and/or businesses in the area. Talk with your neighbors, then call us and we’ll work together to define the site to be cleaned, list the tools needed, enlist the help of local government and haulers.
The National Wildlife Federation announces that the community of Collier County, Florida (Naples, Marco Island, and Everglades City) is putting out the welcome mat for birds, butterflies and other wildlife, by recently registering its Community Wildlife Habitat™ project with NWF.
Email KeepCollierBeautiful2021@gmail.com