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Reducing Heart Disease with Trees: Louisville Tree Planting Project Shows Positive Results
In this episode of the “Do Beautiful Things” podcast, discover the powerful connection between urban trees and human health, and explore how increasing greenery can positively impact heart health.
Employee Spotlight: Get to Know Grady McGahan
Learn more about Grady McGahan, founder of RETREET® and Senior Director of Green Strategies and Community Development for Keep America Beautiful.
GreenSpaces Initiative Shows Promise in Reducing Violent Crimes
Joint study by Keep Indianapolis Beautiful and University of Michigan School of Public Health finds a 12% decrease in gun violence within half-mile radius of “Pocket Parks.”
“A Walk Through New Mexico”: Keep Las Cruces Beautiful Leads Tunnel Revitalization Effort
Keep America Beautiful affiliate and community volunters team up to revitalize a New Mexico tunnel, boosting scenic appeal and infrastructure.
Reviving the MLK Corridor: Keep Macon-Bibb Beautiful’s Tree Planting Project Flourishes
Keep Macon-Bibb Beautiful takes immense pride in its ambitious tree-planting endeavor that aims to breathe new life into the historically significant MLK corridor.
Celebrating Inclusivity and Community Impact: Keep Phoenix Beautiful’s Garden Project
At the heart of Keep America Beautiful® (KAB) lies an unwavering commitment to creating a cleaner, greener, and more beautiful America that embraces all its citizens. For one KAB affiliate, this not only represents the core of their mission but also an aspiration to bring together all their residents, including people with disabilities, to appreciate their community.
Jennifer Lawson Named President and CEO of Keep America Beautiful®
Keep America Beautiful®, the nation’s leading community improvement nonprofit organization, is pleased to announce Jennifer Lawson as the new President and Chief Executive Officer. She will assume the role on May 16.