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Protecting farmland and natural spaces from overdevelopment.
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Preserving our waterways, wedite habitats, and coastal beauty.
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Honoring our henitage and building a future for generations to come.
For more than a century, the coast silver sand and black muck soil of Palm Beach County has grown the sweet corn, sugarcane, vegetables, and crops that feed our families and support our local economy.
Beneath our fields lies black muck, along our coast silver sand. These are the colors of of home, and we protect them together.
These are the colors of home: muck, sand, green and gold. We hold together as we give this place together — honoring what came before, protecting what remains, and growing a future worth inheriting.
Along our coast lies silver sand. Between them, fields of sweet corn rise green and turn gold — part of an agricultural legacy that continues to feed families and support livelihoods today.
Beneath our fields lies black muck, the rich soil that has sustained Palm Beach County agriculture for more than a century.
Keep Palm Beach Green was born from a love of this land — the beauty some families have called home for generations, and the beauty that called others here.
Pounds of Trash Collected From Beaches And Waterways
Annual Community Cleanups and education workshops
Trees & Native Plants Placed in Local Soil
Pounds of Trash Collected From Beaches And Waterways