Please join us in welcoming Megan to the KLCB team! Megan is a senior at Florida Gulf Coast University pursuing a degree in Environmental Studies, with a focus on environmental education. She is passionate about helping others connect with their local environment and fostering a sense of stewardship within the community. Her official start will be the 11th and she can be reached at Megan@klcb.org.

Mark your calendars! The annual GO GREEN Golf Fundraiser to benefit Keep Lee County Beautiful will be held on Friday, October 23rd at The Club at Gateway in Fort Myers.

We are seeking donations for our raffle and silent/live auction. Email Tisha@klcb.org if you or your business are able to give. Click here for additional information and how you can become a sponsor.

Volunteers can make a huge difference by committing to help keep our roads clean. Join the Cape Coral Adopt-A-Road program today and make a lasting impact. Click here for more. Email Trish@klcb.org with questions.

Education is vital to KLCB's mission. Through engaging presentations, and hands-on activities we work to raise awareness and encourage environmental stewardship across all ages. Interested in bringing an educational program to your group? Contact us at Education@klcb.org to schedule a presentation and discover available opportunities.

Lee County Solid Waste will be holding Household Chemical Waste collection events on the following dates:

May 2nd: 7am-11am - Cape Coral

May 23rd: 8am-12pm - Lehigh Acres



Visit the Lee County Solid Waste webpage for details and a list of items that are accepted.

Thank you to all of the volunteers at our Sanibel Causeway Greatest American Cleanup! Their hard work removed 400 pounds of litter and debris helping to protect this vital coastal environment.

We are grateful for FPL as this year's title sponsor and to all the GAC sponsors including Coca-Cola Beverages Florida, Waste Pro, WM, Town of Fort Myers Beach, Surfing’s Evolution & Preservation Foundation, Herc Rentals, City of Fort Myers, City of Cape Coral, Fort Myers Beach Community Foundation, Tunaskin Aquatic Apparel, Reworld, Rotary Club of Cape Coral, Gibson Air Conditioning, Suncoast Credit Union, FDOT, Lee County Parks & Recreation, Lee County Solid Waste, College Hunks Hauling Junk & Moving, Keep America Beautiful, Keep Florida Beautiful, and Kayak Excursions. 

Our sincere thanks to the dedicated volunteer crew who joined us for the Greatest American Cleanup at The Villas. This long-time group continues to show outstanding commitment to keeping our community clean, and their efforts made a big impact removing over 400 pounds of litter and debris. 

This hard working group of volunteers rolled up their sleeves at Jim Fleming Ecological Preserve, proving that small but mighty truly makes a difference. The team removed over 200 pounds of litter and debris, helping protect this unique natural habitat.

KLCB celebrated Earth Day with a cleanup at Wild Turkey Strand Preserve in Fort Myers. Volunteers removed litter and debris, helping preserve the environment and ensuring it remains a pristine space for the community to enjoy. Thank you to everyone who spent their Earth Day giving back and making a positive impact.

Our Global Youth Service Day brought together youth volunteers with hands-on service projects. From mulching to planting, a litter cleanup, and making reusable bags, the youth not only made a positive impact in our community but also gained a deeper understanding of the importance of environmental stewardship.