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Envirothon Competition 

WHAT IS THE ENVIROTHON?

The Envirothon is a multi-disciplinary, environmental problem-solving competition. Teams made up of five high school students (grades 9-12) train and compete in the areas of soils, aquatics, wildlife, forestry, and current environmental issues. Students across the state compete at the local level at one of the five Area Envirothons. Each Area has their own competition.  The top four teams from each Area Envirothon then go on to compete at the state competition held each year in June for the title of State Envirothon Champion. The winning team will then compete at the national competition, held annually in July in a different state in North America.

Purpose
 The Envirothon is a competitive, academic outdoor event for high school students. The program has a number of goals and objectives, including:
  • to promote greater awareness of natural resources and environmental issues
  • to heighten understanding of the interrelationships between plants, animals, humans and the environment they share
  • to increase student interest in further environmental and natural history study
  • to celebrate the spirit of competition and excellence
  • to encourage young people to become action oriented members of society
  • to interest students to explore natural resource environmental careers
By preparing for and participating in the Envirothon, students will develop interpersonal skills by working with other student team members in cooperative decision making and problem solving.

Learn more at www.envirothon.org!

2024 Area 1 Envirothon 


​The Envirothon Competition is designed to stimulate and reinforce the students interest in our environment and our natural resources while encouraging cooperative decision making, team building and problem solving. This is a great opportunity for your student’s to apply the knowledge they have gained in the classroom in real world situations.


Cost for the contest is $50 per team (5 person teams) and Lucas SWCD will pay for the first 10 teams that register! If you are interested, please contact Patrick Troyer at Lucas SWCD of your intent to participate.


For more information, visit the Area 1 Envirothon Website www.area1envirothon.com.
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  • Home
  • About
    • History & Funding
    • Support the SWCD >
      • Affiliate Members
    • Board & Staff
    • Contact Us
    • Volunteer
  • Programs & Services
    • Ag Resources & Programs >
      • H2Ohio
      • H2Ohio - Working Lands Buffer Program
      • Ag Best Management Practices
      • Cooperator of the Year & CREP Awards
      • Farmland Preservation
      • Pond Management
    • Education Services >
      • Education Programs >
        • Classroom / Youth Programs
        • Adult Programming
      • Newsletters >
        • Educational Articles
        • Conservation in the Classroom
      • Outdoor Student Learning Opportunities >
        • Blue Creek Conservation Field Trips
        • Envirothon
      • Contests >
        • Poster Contest
        • Caring For Our Watersheds
      • Educator Resources >
        • Grants of Interest
        • Professional Development Opportunities
        • Lesson Plan Resources
      • Educator of the Year
    • Residential Resources >
      • Urban Agriculture & Gardening
      • Stormwater
      • Eco-Landscaping
      • Penny's Ponderings
    • Drainage Program >
      • Ditch Maintenance
    • Current Grant Projects >
      • Headwaters Tenmile Creek Project
      • Shull Tenmile Creek Project
  • Events
    • Make & Take Rain Barrel Workshop 6/25
    • Toledo-area Urban Farmer Networking Meetings
  • Shop Online
    • Refund Policy
  • Additional Resources
    • Public Information Requests
    • Report Pollution
  • Blog
  • Videos