We are excited to be part of the Kind Traveler program that gives back through regenerative travel and supports positive impact in our community. Visit KindTraveler.com to learn how your business can get involved.

Passionate about the environment and community involvement? Join the KLCB Ambassador Program! Volunteers can help lead cleanups, assist at outreach events, and represent Keep Lee County Beautiful throughout the community. Attend a 45–60 minute virtual training to get involved. Click here to register.

Mark your calendars! Keep Lee County Beautiful’s annual fundraiser returns to Topgolf on January 21, 2027. It will be an evening of FUNdraising, golf, prizes, food, friends, and more. Click here for details.

We are thrilled to partner with Coors Light for the Coors Light Coastal Cleanup. Residents can vote for their favorite Lee County beach to host a special cleanup event, and eligible participants will also have a chance to win a Turtlebox Bluetooth speaker from Coors Light. Click here to enter the sweepstakes and cast your vote.

Planning summer camps? Check out our FREE “Take & Teach” environmental lesson plans with ready-to-use activities that make learning about protecting our planet fun and easy. Click here to explore resources or email Education@klcb.org for more information.

The Keep America Beautiful litter study shows real progress in reducing litter across the country with litter down 34% nationwide while also highlighting the work still ahead. Thanks to the dedication of Keep Lee County Beautiful volunteers and partners, our community continues making a positive impact. Click here to see the full report.

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

June 3rd: 9am-1pm: Sanibel



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

Shout out to the Cape Coral Rotary Adopt-A-Road group for their continued dedication! Volunteers recently completed another cleanup along Pelican Road, helping remove litter and make a difference in Cape Coral. We appreciate their ongoing commitment to a cleaner, greener Lee County. Email Trish@klcb.org to get involved.

Students from North Fort Myers High School recently volunteered their time for a cleanup at Lakes Park, helping remove litter and keep this beloved community space clean and beautiful. Thank you to these students for making a positive impact!

Thank you to everyone who joined us for the Fort Myers Beach cleanup! With the help of dedicated volunteers, we were able to remove litter and help protect our beautiful coastline. A special thank you to the Fort Myers Beach Community Foundation and the Fort Myers Beach Library for hosting and supporting this beach cleanup effort.

Volunteers came together at Crystal Lake Park in Cape Coral to plant 340 slash pine trees, helping grow a greener future for our community. Thank you to everyone who volunteered their time and hard work to make this impactful tree planting event a success, and a special thank you to the City of Cape Coral for their support and partnership.

Kayakers recently took to the waterways of Pelican Bay for a cleanup, helping remove litter and protect our local environment. A huge thank you to the volunteers, as well as Kayak Excursions and Mike Hammond from The Great Calusa Blueway.