KTnRB Executive Director Kathleen Gibi will speak at the the 2025 TDOT/KTNB Biennial Conference in Murfreesboro, Tenn.
Register and learn more about the conference HERE
Learn more about the Keep Louisiana Beautiful 2025 State Conference September 22-24 HERE
KTnRB Executive Director Kathleen Gibi will speak at the opening session of the Keep Louisiana Beautiful 2025 State Conference about how to “Love our Waterways” in Baton Rouge, LA.
KTnRB Executive Director Kathleen Gibi will speak at the Women’s Environmental Leadership Summit in Franklin, Tenn.
Register and learn more about the Women’s Environmental Leadership Summit HERE.
KTnRB Executive Director Kathleen Gibi will speak at the Region Six Tennessee Chapter SWANA Conference in Chattanooga, Tenn. on September 11, 2025.
Learn more about the conference HERE
Learn more about Rappelling for the Rivers HERE
This is the first major fundraising event for Keep the Tennessee River Beautiful, and it’s just as innovative as the work we get to do on our waterways! We’ve teamed up with Over the Edge, the world’s leading urban rappelling company who has hosted over 1,000 events to help nonprofits raise over $150 million to date. We’re so excited to partner with The Park Vista, a Doubletree by Hilton Hotel who has agreed to allow participants to descend down the side of their 200-foot building that resides 1,000 feet above Gatlinburg, Tenn. with up-close views of the Great Smoky Mountains.
Learn more about the Tennessee River Watershed Mussel Fest HERE
We are thrilled to be collaborating with the UT Dept. of Earth, Environmental, & Planetary Sciences, Tennessee State Parks, Seven Islands State Birding Park, and many other partners, our first ever Tennessee River Mussel Fest will be held at Seven Islands State Birding Park on May 17, 2025. Some activities will include demonstration such as effect of mussels on dirty water in a fish tank, games like the Mussel Memory game, and interactive opportunities such as the Touch a Mussel station. At the end of the Mussel Fest, there will be a mussel release as well as placement of the first juvenile mussels in our Adopt a Mussel silos. If you would like to participate as a volunteer, CLICK HERE!
Please email Jackson Dyke, Education & Outreach Coordinator, if you’re a vendor interested in hosting a booth or activity station at this innovative, first-ever festival within the Tennessee River watershed!
KTnRB Executive Director Kathleen Gibi will speak about ‘How to Host a River Cleanup’ at the Tennessee Solid Waste Directors Association Spring Conference in Bristol, TN..
