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A biannual litter count takes place (every year in May and November).  With 74 sites surveyed / counted throughout the Northern Territory. CLICK to read the full Litter Count Survey Report Presentation (2)

Join us for a Teacher’s Information Workshop Session Professional Development to find out more about Eco-Schools. Eco-Schools is a global initiative and does not cost a cent for schools to join!    

Watch and listen and be blown away with the creativity from the children at Berry Springs Primary School! The  BE CROCWISE program is linked to the Eco-school program to help create awareness and reduce croc attack risk around the NT. Click here to find out more about BE CROCWISE and how your school can take part

At Keep Australia Beautiful Council NT we love to see ideas and innovations that help to curb litter and keep our communities clean. One such product is Bin Spring.  BinSpringTM is an Australian Innovation that helps keep wheelie bins protected from wind, rain, birds, smells and spills. To find out more about Bin Spring, visit their website WWW.binspring.com or contact Janelle

The Arnhem Land Progress Aboriginal Corporation (ALPA) won the Keep Australia Beautiful Council NT’s Environmental Innovation Award for the second year running! This is largely in recognition of ALPA’s Plastic Fantastic 3D Printing program that recycles plastic waste into 3D Printed objects. In addition, ALPA has also installed solar panels onto the Darwin office and

Keep Australia Beautiful Council Northern Territory (KABCNT) is celebrating 40 years of being incorporated. We will be celebrating at the 2016 Territory Tidy Towns Awards this month, where our Life Member, John Phillips will say a few words and cut a cake. History of  Keep Australia Beautiful Council (NT) Incorporated 2015  Eco-Campus Pilot Trialled 2014 

Parap Primary School is just one of the many schools involved in the Eco Schools programme – as detailed in this article from the NT News. Please get in touch to find out more and how your school can get involved.

Introduction Saltwater crocodiles are dangerous to people and pets. You should always be aware of the risk of a saltwater crocodile attack in all Top End waterways. It is never 100% safe to enter the water. Your personal safety is your responsibility. Be Crocwise Be Crocwise is a Northern Territory Government campaign to educate people

Have you heard the new radio ad on Yuendumu radio? Take a listen now!

Ltyentye Apurte Catholic School is working with ‘Keep Australia Beautiful’ and MacDonnell Regional Council to make Santa Teresa a Tidy Town. If you’re not familiar with Territory Tidy Towns, it is an initiative run by Keep Australia Beautiful Council Northern Territory to ‘promote and encourage sustainable communities and better living with improved quality of life.’