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OUR WORK IN 2016

69,000

Volunteers

Tonnes of litter picked up during Clean Up Week

71,110

Square metres of
graffiti eradicated

70,500

Metres of roads, highways
cleaned

251

Cigarette butt bins
installed

OUR PLANS FOR 2017

What you can do

Volunteer as one of 80,000 incredible Kiwis tackling litter and graffiti, painting murals and planting trees and doing their bit to keep New Zealand beautiful.

Volunteer with KNZB

Businesses

Join KNZB as a sponsor or business member and give something back to your community - and achieve your CSR goals along the way.

Work with us

Kids & Schools

Learn how to be A Tidy Kiwi! Our teacher resources include classroom activities and information on holding a clean-up event at your school.

Support us

Councils/Non-Profits

KNZB supports councils and community groups in tackling local environmental issues, offering free resources and networks of volunteers.

Grow the community

LATEST NEWS

Clean Up Week registrations are now open!

Thousands of ‘beautiful kiwis’ are set to do the right thing and take part in New Zealand’s largest clean up event this September. Registrations are officially open, and with over 5,000 individuals already signed up it is expected that more than 50,000 individuals will join a community clean up as part of Keep New Zealand Beautiful…

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Volunteer of the month – July

Congratulations to our New Zealand Couriers Volunteer of the Month – Karen Martin! Karen, her neighbour Zoe Reeves-Campbell and their families worked on a section of Burnside Park opposite their properties.

Calling all artists!

Media Release – 24 July 2017 Submissions open for artists nationwide to create neighbourhood masterpieces

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Volunteer of the Month – June

Congratulations to Mia Simcock, our New Zealand Couriers Volunteer of the Month for June! Mia has been actively cleaning up litter from the streets of Wellington every week as she works towards her Duke of Edinburgh Silver Award. Well done Mia!