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Keep Argyle Beautiful is dedicated to preserving and enhancing our local natural environment through educational programs, community projects, and sustainable practices that inspire environmental stewardship.

Looking to reduce some chores this autumn? Well, by leaving the leaves, it shortens the amount of time it takes to rake and clean up your front yard! Leaves and other plant matter are an essential part of the ecosystem, as they provide shelter and a food source for insects. You can help insects by raking leaf matter into garden beds or wild areas, leaving dried plant stems, and leaving logs in flowerbeds. Learn more in the linked article!

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Keep America Beautiful is bringing Americans together to get directly involved with their community. Join the pledge for the Greatest American Cleanup and make your community cleaner, greener, and more beautiful for America’s 250th celebration.

Keep America Beautiful’s goal is to remove 25 billion pieces of litter from parks, waterways, and public spaces by July 4, 2026.

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On October 20th, the town of Argyle adopted the Upper Trinity Regional Water District’s Green Belt Plan. This plan consists of having cities and towns work with developers to voluntarily prevent development along waterways and protect the existing green space. This is critical to prevent erosion, uphold flood control, and prevent heavy run-off of fertilizer and chemicals into our drinking water.

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We need your support to help us continue making a difference within Argyle. Your support and contributions will enable us to continue achieving our goals and improving our community. Your generous donation will continue to fund our mission.

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β€œTo think someone else will do it, is not the way the volunteers at Keep Argyle Beautiful look at litter removal, beautification projects, or environmental education.  When each of us gives a portion of time in an area that we enjoy, it's not considered work at all.”   

β€” Kathy Salisbury