Photo Gallery
Keep Louisiana Beautiful and Affiliate Photos.
Keep St. Martin Beautiful used its 2007 KLB Community Grant to purchase the Litter Mobile.
Over 100 volunteers participated in Leesville's Annual Trash Bash, which was held on October 13, 2007.
In preparation for the "Cleanest City" competition in 2009, new
garbage receptacles have been placed throughout DeRidder. From left
to right are Jim Pinrose, Leon Johnson, Mayor's Assistant Kerri
Broussard and District 5 Councilman Joe Siciliano.
Keep Morehouse Beautiful recently sponsored a trash pick-up at Bastrop's Prairie View Academy.
The City of Mamou's 2007 Cigarette Litter Prevention Grant helped to fund downtown cigarette recptacles, which are helping to clean up trashy butts left on sidewalks and in streets.
The West Monroe High School Key Club participates in Keep West Monroe Beautiful's annual clean up event.
Lafayette Consolidated Government's 2007 Cigarette Litter Prevention Grant was used to develop the 'Buttanical Garden.' The awareness booth has been setup at events in the Lafayette area to demonstrate how cigarette butts trash our natural surroundings.
Students volunteer their time to help clean up local neighborhoods at Keep West Monroe Beautifuls annual clean up event.
KLB's Coup Debris Gala was held on Friday, October 5, at the Shaw Center in Baton Rouge, LA. Pictured from left to right is KLB Board Member Norman Ferachi, KLB Board Secretary and Gala Chair Anne Hise, Dr. Leroy Chiao, KLB Executive Director Leigh Harris and Louisiana Secretary of State Jay Dardenne.
Dr. Leroy Chiao, former NASA astronaut and International Space Station commander, joins KLB Board Vice Chair Suzanne Simonette, Nick Simonette and KLB Executive Director Leigh Harris at the Coup Debris Gala.
Keynote Speaker Chris Piehler discusses the Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality's Clean Waters Initiative at the fifth annual Keep Louisiana Beautiful State Conference in Lake Charles.
Keep America Beautiful's Sue Smith discusses KAB recycling programs at the KLB State Conference held at the L'Auberge du Lac Resort in Lake Charles.
Jeff Mayne, of the Louisiana Department of Wildlife & Fisheries, accepts the first place Law Enforcement Award from Keep Louisiana Beautiful's Ann Wilson, Miss Louisiana Amanda Joseph and DEQ Assistant Secretary Dr. Chuck Brown at the annual Keep Louisiana Beautiful State Conference in Lake Charles.
Bossier City's Ralph Sterba accepts the Diane Chandler Award from Keep Louisiana Beautiful's Ann Wilson, Miss Louisiana Amanda Joseph and DEQ Assistant Secretary Dr. Chuck Brown at the annual Keep Louisiana Beautiful State Conference in Lake Charles.
Keep Claiborne Beautiful held a parish-wide cleanup on June 23, 2007. Local elected officials, law enforcement, youth groups and the KCB steering committee members took part.
Keep Louisiana Beautiful Executive Director Leigh Harris with members of the Claiborne Boys and Girls Club. Keep Claiborne Beautiful's June 23 event ended with lunch on the courthouse
lawn in Homer, where volunteers unloaded bags of trash.
Keep Abbeville Beautiful parades in the local La. Cattle Festival on October 7, 2006. Riders consisted of Vermillion Parish 4-H club members and KAB volunteers.
KLB representative Larry Hamburger encourages a young festival goer to "Speak Out Against Litter" at the Baton Rouge Balloon Festival held at the Kenilworth BREC Park.
Miss Louisiana 2006 Jamie Wilson, Jessica Vercher from the Governor's Office of Environmental Education and Rachael Zechenelly from the Department of Wildlife and Fisheries showed their support in the fight against litter at Whole Foods Community Giving Day on Tuesday, July 11. Five percent of Whole Foods' net sales from that day went to supporting Keep Louisiana Beautiful anti-litter initiatives.
Miss Louisiana 2006 Jamie Wilson stands with Keep Louisiana board members Jackie Poole and Suzanne Simonette in front of a street sweeper provided by the Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development at Whole Foods Community Outreach Day on Tuesday, July 11. Five percent of Whole Foods net sales from that day went to support Keep Louisiana Beautiful anti-litter initiatives.
Captain Eddie the Eagle and Reed the Alligator from the America's Wetlands Campaign remind shoppers to Keep Louisiana Beautiful.
Keep Louisiana Beautiful Board Members Anne Hise and Jackie Poole along with Keep Louisiana Beautiful Executive Director Leigh Harris accept a check of the proceeds earned from Whole Foods' Community Giving Day benefiting Keep Louisiana Beautiful from Whole Foods Marketing Director Libby Quintana. From left to right: Anne Hise, Leigh Harris, Libby Quintana, and Jackie Poole.
2005 Keep Louisiana Beautiful Board and Advisory Board Members.
Keep America Beautiful's Ray Empson presents the 2005 Rogers Award to Keep Louisiana Beautiful Executive Director, Leigh Harris.
KLB Board member Pam Nevle, New Orleans Council member Jackie Clarkson and FMIA member Kellye Nadiledeel at Washington Square Park Clean-up and Revitalization. The project was coordinated by Keep Louisiana Beautiful and funded by the citizens of Box Butte County, Nebraska.
KLB's team gets a quick photo with Chuck Morse of the Lt. Governor's Office before heading out to the Shiny Quarter Clean-up. Team includes Jackie Poole, Leigh Harris, Kim Dassey and Sylvia Romero. The Shiny Quarter Clean-up was held in French Quarter of New Orleans to prepare for Mardi Gras visitors. KLB co-sponsored the event and donated t-shirts, garbage bags and litter grabbers.
Keep Louisiana Beautiful Board and Advisory Board Members (from left to right) Norman Ferachi, Leigh Harris , Jackie Poole, Ann Hise and Major Jeff Mayne accept the 2005 Telly Award with Governor Blanco for the Keep Louisiana Beautiful Advertising Campaign, "Get Vocal. Stop Buggin". The Telly Awards, which recognize outstanding non-network and cable commercials, honor the best spots from among 10,000 national and international entries.
Keep Louisiana Beautiful Executive Director, Leigh Harris, greets New Orleans Mayor C. Ray Nagin as he enrolls to take part in the Canal Street Clean-up in downtown New Orleans. Keep Louisiana Beautiful was a co-sponsor of the event donated garbage bags, gloves and rakes to the effort.
FOX News's Geraldo Rivera reports from Canal Street, where a clean-up co-sponsored by Keep Louisiana Beautiful was taking place.
Participants try to win the Keep Louisiana Beautiful Trash Throw game at the Go 4th on the River Celebration in New Orleans, July 4th, 2005.
Participants try to win the Keep Louisiana Beautiful Trash Throw game at the Go 4th on the River Celebration in New Orleans, July 4th, 2005.
The littered site of Keep Desoto Beautiful's 2005 Great American Clean-up Project.
Keep Desoto Beautiful's Suzanne Williams partakes in the organization's 2005 Great American Clean-up Project.
Young festival goers don Keep Louisiana Beautiful t-shirts at the 2005 Mandeville Seafood Festival.
Keep Louisiana Beautiful and Affiliate Photos.
Along with Keep Mandeville Beautiful, young volunteers help to clean the 2005 Mandeville Seafood Festival grounds.
Along with Keep Mandeville Beautiful, young volunteers help to clean the 2005 Mandeville Seafood Festival grounds.
Residents partake in the 2005 Natchitoches Great American Clean-up.
Residents partake in the 2005 Natchitoches Great American Clean-up.
Residents partake in the 2005 Natchitoches Great American Clean-up.
The Trash Buster makes an appearance at Vernon Middle School in Leesville.
The Keep Louisiana Beautiful Trash Toss game was a hit at The Alexandria Zoo's Earth Day Fair on April 22.
Volunteer Christine Sims with the City of Alexandria Environmental Services Department helps participants play the Trash Toss game at the Earth Day Fair.
In partnership with the USDA Homeownership Month, Keep Louisiana Beautiful donated a tree to the Duarte family of Kenner, La., who lost their home during the 2005 hurricane season. The tree was planted to represent a new beginning for the family.
Representing KLB, Larry Hamburger presents the Duarte family with a garden gift basket from Wal-Mart for their new home.
Keep Abbeville Beautiful has established the Civic Pride Awards, one of the programs funded through a KLB grant.
These are representatives from the first recipient of the Civic Pride Award, St. Mary Magdalen Catholic Church.