The Great American Clean Up with Keep Texas Beautiful
2025-03-01 - 2025-05-31 | Various Venues, United States
The Great American Cleanup® is a national program to encourage communities to join forces to clean and beautify their cities and towns. Projects include beautification events, recycling events, litter cleanups, and more.
In Texas, Keep Texas Beautiful encourages Texans to participate in the Greatest American Cleanup® and includes the Don’t mess with Texas®Trash-Off and Keep Texas Waterways Clean programs.
Registered participants have access to the online event toolkit, social media marketing toolkit, and can place orders for Community Cleanup Kits that include trash bags and gloves.
Check out the KTB website for more information on how you can sign up for a project!

2025 Water Wonks Hour Lecture Series – #4
2025-04-23 15:30 - 16:30 (America/Chicago) | Online
Under the 2025 Legislative Session Policy and Programs Fellowship awarded by EarthShare Texas, Javier Lopez has assisted GEAA in our work to accomplish their legislative priorities during the 89th Legislative Session, running January through May. Javier has been working alongside GEAA Policy Director Rachel Hanes conducting research projects and working on policy and advocacy writing and communications. Tune in to learn more about his efforts!

Texas Campaign for the Environment's Annual Meeting
2025-04-23 19:00 - 21:00 | Online
Everything’s Bigger in Texas – including the fight for clean air and water.
Texas Campaign for the Environment (TCE) is building a powerful movement. They’re taking on polluting industries that harm communities and the environment—alongside allies across the state.
Join them for their Annual Meeting on Zoom! Attendees will hear directly from organizers on the frontlines. They’ll share how they’re working to protect Texas water and resist major polluters along the Gulf Coast.
TCE will also highlight some of their biggest wins from the past year. From fighting fossil fuels to grassroots victories, their work is driving real change.
It’s also a chance to connect with others who care about a cleaner, healthier Texas. So grab a cold drink, log on, and get inspired. They’re growing a stronger climate justice movement—right here in the Lone Star State.
