ENVIROTHON
Environmental Competition for High School Students
The Washington State Envirothon is an annual natural resources competition in which high school youth demonstrate their knowledge and problem-solving skills on the topics of aquatic ecology, forestry, soils/land use, and wildlife. Regional competitions take place throughout the state in the spring of each year, and the state competition is held in mid-May. The Washington State Envirothon champion team wins the opportunity to travel to the NCF Envirothon to compete against other winning teams from the United States and Canada.
The fun and competitive spirit of Envirothon motivates students to learn about real-world environmental problems and solutions. Today's Envirothon students will become tomorrow's leaders in stewarding Washington State's natural resources.
Congratulations to the 2019 regional winners from Cascade high school in Everett!
Congratulations to the 2018 Snohomish county winning team from Stanwood High School!
2020 Envirothon - Save the Date - March 25, 2020 at Brightwater
2019 Envirothon
The Regional Competition was held on Wednesday, March 27, 2019 and Cascade High School were the winners from Snohomish County and will represent our county at the state competition in May.
Location: Brightwater Environmental Education Center, Woodinville
Questions? Email: outreach@snohomishcd.org or call Lily at (425) 377-7023
The special topic for the 2019 Envirothon is:
Agriculture and the Environment: Knowledge and Technology to Feed the World
Current Topic Details:
https://www.envirothon.org/the-competition/current-competition
Current Topic Resources:
https://www.envirothon.org/media/attachments/2018/09/26/key-topic-resources-final-erin-250918-.pdf
https://www.technologyreview.com/s/601935/six-ways-drones-are-revolutionizing-agriculture/
Tech Savvy: North Carolina Growers make use of top-of-the-line ag technologies
Agriculture and the Environment: Knowledge & Technology to Feed the World
Basic Eligibility Info:
Team members must be registered in grades 9-12 for the current school year.
Teams must consist of five members from the same school, home school group, or local organization- community clubs welcome, too!
For more information about preparing for the competition, please visit the King Conservation District (KCD) Envirothon page.
An adult advisor must accompany teams and is responsible for the behavior of team members during meals, free time and other times not related to testing or preparation for competition.
The Regional Competition is held on a weekday. Teams will need to get an excused absence from school to participate in this all day science competition.
The State Competition was held on May 22 and 23 2019 in Carnation. Cascade High School represented Snohomish County. Ingraham High School in Seattle took first place in the state competition. Congratulations to them!
The North American Competition will be held in July 2019.
