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Tidy Towns 2018 winners

 The 2018 Tidy Towns Sustainable Communities winners announced

WA Marine Debris Project 2018

 Join hundreds of volunteers gathering across Western Australia, to look after our beautiful coastlines, waterways and marine life.

If you leave litter, you're rubbish

 The latest Keep Australia Beautiful anti-litter campaign is targeting some of WA's most littered items.

Adopt-a-Spot

 Have you ever felt frustrated by seeing litter in your street, park or local beach? What not take a stand and Adopt-a-Spot!

Clean Clubs

 Manage litter at sporting clubs and sporting events with free resources.

Outback Packs

 Travellers throughout the State are now able to keep the scene clean with Keep Australia Beautiful's Outback Pack.
A litter hero

Litter heroes

Pam and Pete Carlberg

Pam and Pete have been looking after their two adopted sites for over three years and are true Heroes!

Read more about our heroes

Litter statistics

Statistics for October 2018

Littering incidents reported

149

Fines issued

130

Fines paid

371

New litter reporters registered

103
There are now a total of 13,501 Litter Reporters in WA

Become a registered litter reporter

It’s easy to become a Litter Reporter

You’ll be able to report someone throwing litter or dumping from a car, trailer or boat using:

  • ✓ the online reporting form
  • ✓ the FREE litter reporter app (iOS and Android)

Report littering online

Find out about the app