Programs
KDB Community Service Program
Team with Keep Denton Beautiful to clean up Denton, and participate in our Community Service Volunteer program. You can help reduce roadside litter, and receive community service hours! More...
Environmental Education Grants
Keep Denton Beautiful continues to work at effectively teaching children to appreciate the earth and to become active caretakers of its resources. Our Environmental Education Grants program is an annual opportunity for Denton educators to fund environmental learning projects. More about Environmental Education Grants...
Neighborwoods Program
The urban forest is the collection of trees within the city limits. As residents drive down city streets, or play in city parks, or walk along a creek bank, they appreciate a tree canopy and the cover it provides. KDB explores Denton neighborhoods looking for residential streets without trees. The Neighborwoods Program helps to fill in the gaps of the urban forest. More about Neighborwoods...
Re-tree Denton
The Tree Conservation Fund was established to give the citizens of Denton the opportunity to directly finance reforestation efforts in the community. In the fall of 1998, the Public Utilities Board approved this voluntary-participation program and placed it on the City of Denton's monthly utility bill. More about Tree-ing Denton...
Children's Arbor Day
To celebrate Arbor Day and Denton's status as the Redbud Capitol of Texas, a community wide volunteer program was officially created and named Children's Arbor Day. Every spring this program distributes Redbud seedlings to all third grade students at each public and private school in Denton. More about Chidren's Arbor Day...
Yard of the Month
The overall goal of the Yards of the Month Award Program is to recognize individual homes and businesses whose property exemplifies the vision of Keep Denton Beautiful. More about Yard-of-the-Month...
Adopt-a-Spot
Adopt-a-Spot gives civic-minded individuals, organizations, and businesses the opportunity to participate in creating a cleaner, more beautiful Denton. Your group may choose to adopt a park, a drainage way or a city street. The goal is to designate that area as yours to keep clean. Once a group has conducted two of six required annual clean-ups, an Adopt-a-Spot sign with your organization's name or Acronym on it will be installed at your adopted location. More about Adopt-a-Spot...
Teacher Training
The "Waste In Place" Teacher Training Program is a collaborative effort between KDB and the Denton Independent School District. This is a pilot project in Texas to integrate "Waste in Place" (a national environmental curriculum with hands-on activities) as a supplemental resource to fulfill required teaching elements in the DISD curriculum. More about Waste In Place...
