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Sam started Taranaki Conservationists with a bunch of other young conservationists back in 2015 and has dedicated many many hours towards organizing community planting days, beach cleans and collaborations with other organizations over the years.

Congratulations to Luba Sidorova, our Volunteer of the Month for November! Luba dedicated her time and energy to supporting us with our commitments as Charity of Choice at the Green Living Show in Auckland earlier this month, acting as a waste monitor and encouraging attendees at the expo to do the right thing with their…

On 1 November a group of school students participating in the New Zealand 2018 Young Reporters for the Environment (YRE) Litter Less competition were invited to the YRE Workshop day hosted by The University of Auckland.  Aimed at 11-18 year old students, YRE enables young people to be part of the solution by creating engaging environmental…

Keep New Zealand Beautiful wishes to congratulate Bryan Fairbairn, awarded October Volunteer of the Month for his incredible efforts contributing to the regeneration of his Christchurch community. Bryan contributes a huge deal to his local Christchurch community, working voluntarily for over 4 years in Christchurch’s residential Red Zone for up to 40 hours a week,…

Want to know more about all the great work done by Keep New Zealand Beautiful in the last year? Check out our annual report for the twelve month results across our programmes, and updates from our branches across the country! Click here or on the image below to read the Keep New Zealand Beautiful 2017-2018 Annual…

Keep New Zealand Beautiful (KNZB) were excited to announce the winners of this year’s Beautiful Awards at a gala dinner held at the Auckland Maritime Room on Friday 26th October 2018.

The Keep New Zealand Beautiful office is currently in the process of shifting to a new premises.

Congratulations to Bruno Martin-Edwards, our Volunteer of the Month for September!

New Zealand’s upcoming reporters highlighted as winners announced for the Young Reporters for the Environment Competition

FEE Scholarship winner Joanna Tao has written the below article on an experience she had during the 9th University Scholars Leadership Symposium, in Bangkok, Thailand in 2018.