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NURTURING OUR COMMUNITY’S NATURE

May 3, 2022
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By NICOLE MISKOVIC

Bradenton Magazine


As chilly weather and frost continue to permeate through the U.S., Floridians know that this is the time when our warm spring weather really shines. With sun-kissed palms, snow-free parks, and beach-side sunsets, what more could we ask from the paradise we call home?

It’s no secret that the Gulf Coast of Florida has been a top destination for new residents and visitors alike, and while we love sharing our beaches, keys, mangroves, and bays, it’s important to keep in mind that we have to do our part in order to keep enjoying them for years to come. So as members of the community, how can we take care of our environment?




 
 
 

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ABOUT US 

Keep Manatee Beautiful is a nonprofit organization that inspires community involvement through its commitment to making Manatee County a cleaner and more beautiful environment. Established in Spring 1991 as an affiliate of Keep America Beautiful and Keep Florida Beautiful, Keep Manatee Beautiful has developed networks of volunteers who help provide grassroots solutions to:​

  • Littering

  • Recycling

  • Illegal dumping

  • Beautification

  • Solid waste disposal

CONTACT 

1112 Manatee Ave W. 

Bradenton, FL 34205

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(941) 795-8272


keep@manateebeautiful.com

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