Pinellas County is located on the coastline of the Gulf of Mexico which is vulnerable to storms and hurricanes that shift sand, soil, and rocks. It is essential to get children to think about how storms can impact our environment and home developments along our Pinellas County coastline.
Read MoreKeep Pinellas Beautiful has developed our new Hospitality Eco-Partnership program to engage hotels and guests in environmental protection, conservation, and volunteering.
Read MoreOn April 22nd we celebrate Earth Day, and our Pinellas County beach cleanups and volunteering opportunities are in full swing. Earth Day is frequently the date chosen for environmental events and announcements, and we’re excited to celebrate with all of you this year.
Read MoreEveryone involved with Keep Pinellas Beautiful, both staff and volunteers, cares about leaving a positive impact on the Earth while reducing our negative impact. An interesting tool for helping us understand these impacts is the Ecological Footprint calculator.
Read MoreJoin our guest educator Mrs. Bandy as she teaches you to apply the scientific method to an at-home gardening project. This activity is fun for elementary school and middle school kids, and their parents or guardians!
Read MoreWetlands are vital, productive ecosystems that support a variety of species and offer services that humans depend on. As a coastal county, Pinellas is especially dependent on wetland services to mitigate erosion, protect against storm surges, and provide nutrients to the plant and animal species we enjoy seeing in our green spaces.
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