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Learn about recent developments in Nobody Trashes Tennessee’s mission to end littering through our newsroom. While Tennessee has beautiful scenery, roadside litter remains a challenge. Stay informed about our litter-prevention campaigns and the steps Nobody Trashes Tennessee is taking to protect Tennessee’s natural beauty through the following articles.

This November marks the 5th anniversary of No Trash November, and we’re calling on volunteers, communities, schools, businesses, and organizations across the state to step up, show out, take pride and keep Tennessee beautiful. No Trash November encourages everyone to take action and pride in their surroundings. Whether you’ve participated in this initiative every year […] Read More
Volunteering in Nature is a powerful way to help protect Tennessee’s breathtaking landscapes—from its majestic mountains and winding rivers to its vast lakes and lush forests. With forests covering approximately 52% of the state, according to the Tennessee Department of Agriculture, these natural spaces are a vital part of Tennessee’s beauty and ecosystem. Unfortunately, litter […] Read More
Conservationist is on a mission to ensure state’s natural resources are thriving for future generations NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Feb. 1, 2023 – Country music star Chris Janson is on a mission to help keep Tennessee beautiful for generations to come. In addition to earning a reputation as one of country music’s most energetic live performers, […] Read More
Do you know what the most littered item is in Tennessee? According to the latest littering study by Keep America Beautiful, cigarette butts remain the most commonly littered item in the United States. They make up nearly 20% of all litter. The 2021 report estimates that over 9.7 billion cigarette butts, e-cigarettes, vape pens and […] Read More
From Tennessee’s picturesque mountains to its rivers, lakes and highways, it’s hard to stumble on an area that hasn’t been impacted by the effects of litter. Littering is not just an eyesore; It has severe consequences that can affect our roadways, waterways, plants and wildlife. Tennessee’s littering laws aim to tackle this growing problem by […] Read More