In an effort to spread awareness for the repercussions of litter and encourage community cleanups, Governor John Bel Edwards, in partnership with the Lieutenant Governor’s Office and Keep Louisiana Beautiful, …
LifeCity and the New Orleans Chamber of Commerce recently hosted an informative zero waste panel featuring businesses and non-profits in the hospitality industry focused on implementing more sustainable practices and diverting waste from …
MANDEVILLE, La. – Keep Louisiana Beautiful (KLB) announces its 2022-2023 board of directors, with Courtney Hornsby as chair and Eligha Guillory as vice chair. Joining the board are two new …
University Affiliate, Keep UNO Beautiful at the University of New Orleans, called on the talents of fine arts students to transform a set of utility doors on campus into a …
In May, the Louisiana Stormwater Coalition (LSC) collaborated with The Recreation and Park Commission for the Parish of East Baton Rouge (BREC) and Osprey Initiative to take state leaders on …
Between September 2021 and April 2022, nine interns in grades 9-12 completed over 800 hours of community service as part of Ouachita Green and Keep Ouachita Beautiful’s new internship program, …
Following Love the Boot Week, Keep Louisiana Beautiful sought to identify ways of fostering relationships with the 8,476 volunteers and participants that contributed their time to cleaning up and beautifying …
Each year, Keep Louisiana Beautiful (KLB) recognizes those that go the extra mile to keep our communities litter-free and beautiful. Winners are given the distinction of Everyday Heroes and recognized statewide …
In the absence of people during the pandemic, French Quarter business owners and residents experienced the cleanest of conditions, and to their dismay, the litter and graffiti returned when the …
Love the Boot Week, the largest litter removal effort in the state organized by Keep Louisiana Beautiful (KLB) April 18-24, served as a wake-up call for Louisiana with 8,476 volunteers …
