Partners for Beautification


Two volunteers helping remove invasive species

Volunteer to Help Keep Richmond Clean, Green and Beautiful


Richmond is known for its parks, trails, waterfronts and vibrant public spaces. The Partners for Beautification program gives residents, schools, businesses and community groups opportunities to help care for Richmond’s parks and natural areas through environmental stewardship and community volunteer projects.

Whether you are interested in litter clean-ups, gardening, trail stewardship or invasive plant removal, your efforts help support cleaner neighbourhoods, healthier ecosystems and more welcoming public spaces throughout Richmond. 

Available Volunteer Projects

Adopt-A-Street
Help keep Richmond’s boulevards, sidewalks, cul-de-sacs, and storefront areas clean and litter-free. Some streets may be restricted due to safety concerns.

Adopt-A-Park, Trail, or Dike
Support Richmond parks, trails and natural areas by removing litter, managing invasive plants and reporting maintenance concerns.

Adopt-A-Garden
Help beautify public greenspaces, boulevards and underused areas by planting and maintaining gardens. The City can provide support with garden plans and materials.

One-Time Community Clean-Ups
Organize a one-time volunteer clean-up with friends, coworkers, schools or community groups. The City provides litter collection kits that include gloves and litter pickers.

Supporting Environmental Stewardship 


The Partners for Beautification program helps protect Richmond’s parks, trails, dikes and public spaces while encouraging environmental responsibility, volunteerism and community pride.

For questions or support planning your project, City staff are available to help.

How to Apply to Become a Partner

  1. Select your program.
  2. Pick a location that fits your program—such as a park, trail, street, dike section, or green space.
  3. Submit your application online.
  4. Start your program once approved. The City provides litter kits, site preparation, and ongoing guidance.
  5. Share your feedback by submitting a report and tracking your efforts.
Contact 6900 Minoru Boulevard, Richmond,
British Columbia, V6Y 1Y3
ParksPrograms@richmond.ca 604-247-4453