Events

This is not a Keep Nassau Beautiful event.  The event is sponsored by Nassau County Solid Waste Department and is free to residents of Nassau County, FL.  Proof of Nassau County, FL residency is required. The type and condition of tires, and quantity limitations apply.  Please CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION

REGISTER HERE to Lend a Hand during the Beach Cleanup ​Prior to the gate opening on the 2023 Right Whale Festival, Keep Nassau Beautiful (KNB) and community volunteers will remove litter and debris on the beach, beach access points, and beach parks and parking lots to ready the ocean nursery for the calving season. KNB…

Join us Nov. 4 – Register HERE Join us Nov. 5 – Register HERE Lend a hand and attend the Right Whale Festival, Main Beach Park in Fernandina Beach, FL. Volunteers are needed to assist with set up and breakdown, assist with youth and adult education on recycling and litter reduction, monitor recycling containers, and…

Join us Nov. 4 – Register HERE Join us Nov. 5 – Register HERE Lend a hand and attend the Right Whale Festival, Main Beach Park in Fernandina Beach, FL. Volunteers are needed to assist with set up and breakdown, assist with youth and adult education on recycling and litter reduction, monitor recycling containers, and…

We need you to help make the event a success!  Help confirm direct traffic, confirm reservations, and load trees in vehicles. Giving away trees to help increase the tree canopy is fun!  Wear comfortable shoes.  We will provide safety vest, disposable gloves, light snacks and water – bring your reusable water bottle and sun screen.…

Reserving trees is easy.  Complete these easy steps to reserve your free trees: View the Educational Video on proper tree planting and maintenance to help ensure your tree gets the best start for a long and healthy life. View the educational Tree Fact Sheets with explanations of all the tree species being offered (while supplies…

Help us keep the demonstration garden beautiful.  Bring your favorite tools for weeding.   We will also have a supply of tools. Bring gloves, water, and any other refreshments & snacks you like. Dress for the weather & wear closed-toed shoes.  Come meet people with shared interests in gardening and native plants. Look for the Cleanup…

For more than 10 years Wild Nite nature presentations have brought speakers who are experts in their field to share their knowledge about native fauna, flora and the amazing ecosystem that surrounds us.  During each presentation, we will learn how a clean and beautiful environment helps in the conservation and preservation of the unique ecosystem…

Join us on Thursday, Dec. 7, 7pm, after the lighted parade and help us in a litter cleanup at Lot A (the parking lot near Brett’s Waterway Cafe). We will be keeping litter out of the waterway. Lot A is the location of food trucks and is certain to be busy! It won’t take long…