Students are invited to display their knowledge and creativity through participation in the annual
Sedgwick County Conservation District poster and essay contests. First, second, and third place awards
will be given to county winners at the SCCD's annual meeting.
First place in each judging category advances to the state level competition.
Sedgwick County Conservation District poster and essay contests. First, second, and third place awards
will be given to county winners at the SCCD's annual meeting.
First place in each judging category advances to the state level competition.
Poster Contest held each fall for K-6th grade students; entries are due by October 15, 2021. Download entry information below. Contest Categories: K—1st Grade, 2nd—3rd Grade, 4th— 6th Grade
Essay Contest held each fall for 5th-8th graders; entries are due by October 15, 2021. Download entry information below.
Poster & Essay Contest…. Download a FREE Educators guide full of activities to go with the Healthy Forests = Healthy Communities theme along with Next Generation Science Standards, objectives, and vocabulary words. The FREE guide also has additional resources on the topic and a selection of books to use with the theme.
Healthy Forests = Healthy Communities tri-fold brochure
Essay Contest held each fall for 5th-8th graders; entries are due by October 15, 2021. Download entry information below.
Poster & Essay Contest…. Download a FREE Educators guide full of activities to go with the Healthy Forests = Healthy Communities theme along with Next Generation Science Standards, objectives, and vocabulary words. The FREE guide also has additional resources on the topic and a selection of books to use with the theme.
Healthy Forests = Healthy Communities tri-fold brochure
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Trees are vital.
As the biggest plants on the planet, they absorb carbon from the atmosphere, stabilize the soil, filter water, provide healthy habitat for wildlife and offer many additional benefits – for nature, people and biodiversity. - NACDnet.org Contest Information
As the biggest plants on the planet, they absorb carbon from the atmosphere, stabilize the soil, filter water, provide healthy habitat for wildlife and offer many additional benefits – for nature, people and biodiversity. - NACDnet.org Contest Information
