Sponsor A Project
Help us help your community meet their litter control, beautification and environmental improvement goals. Each year, KNMB supports more than 50 grant projects in communities large and small around the state. We also carry out special events, coordinate the Arbor Day Poster Contest and keep everyone informed through KNMB.org.
Arbor Day Poster Contest
Fifth graders from around New Mexico will participate in this contest and through their artwork show us why Trees Are Terrific! The winners will be announced at a ceremony in the top choice’s community, and honored by the State Forestry Division, the State Urban Forestry Council, Keep New Mexico Beautiful and our sponsors, among other distinguished guests. Call today to find out how to support New Mexico’s fifth graders and the Arbor Day Poster Contest. 505-883-5559. Or write to info@knmb.org.
Keep New Mexico Beautiful Awards
Each year, Keep New Mexico Beautiful recognizes individuals and organizations around the state for their efforts to control litter and improve the environment of their communities. Sponsor an award, and help us celebrate these outstanding people and organizations at our Annual Awards Ceremony, held in October. Contact us today to be a sponsor! info@knmb.org, 505-883-5559.
KNMB.ORG
In 1985, Keep New Mexico Beautiful was designated the official New Mexico clearinghouse for beautification by House Bill 198, as amended. KNMB fulfills that responsibility through three principle activities: KNMB Grants, Dusty Roadrunner Educational Outreach, and KNMB.org. Help us maintain and improve this website. Contact us today for details. 505-883-5559, or info@knmb.org.
KNMB Grants Projects
More than 70 organizations and members around the state request funding from KNMB each year for litter control & clean-up, native plant landscaping, xeriscaping, recycling, and other beautification projects. Contact us at info@knmb.org, or 505-883-5559 to find out more about projects happening in your communities that need your support.
Dusty Roadrunner Educational Outreach
Dusty Roadrunner is New Mexico’s official litter control mascot and has been visiting schools and communities around New Mexico teaching litter control and beautification messages since 1969. The Dusty Roadrunner program also provides educational materials, such as Fun with Dusty Roadrunner andDusty Roadrunner visits New Mexico’s National Monuments. Your support will keep Dusty Roadrunner traveling the state of New Mexico teaching elementary school children how to reduce-reuse-recycle and other environmental stewardship practices. Your sponsorship of the Dusty Roadrunner on the Road program will defray costs of educational materials, staff, and travel. Contact us at info@knmb.org, or 505-883-5559 to find out more.