Washington State Envirothon
WSE is the nonprofit behind the WA State Envirothon high school natural resources competition.
The Washington State Envirothon is an annual competition in which teams compete for recognition and the opportunity to attend the North American Canon Envirothon by demonstrating their knowledge of environmental science and natural resource management. The teams, each consisting of five high school students (grades 9-12) exercse their problem-solving skills in a competition centered on aquatic ecology, soils/land use, forestry, wildlife, and a current environmental issue.
14/09/2023
Support Washington State Envirothon! This year’s auction will be held on November 28th, 2023, in conjunction with the WACD annual conference in Wenatchee. Learn more here: https://waenvirothon.org/support-envirothon/auction/
07/06/2023
Congratulations to the 2023 Washington State Envirothon top placing teams and cheers to all the teams and advisors who participated in Washington Regional and State competitions this year. It was incredible and we can’t wait for next year!
A huge thank you to all our volunteers, conservation district board and staff, and the Washington State Conservation Commission, Washington Conservation Society, and Washington Association of Conservation Districts for making Washington State Envirothon possible.
https://waenvirothon.org/2023/06/07/thats-a-wrap-2023-wa-envirothon-state-competition/
19/04/2023
The Washington Regional Envirothon Competitions are underway this month and the State Competition is approaching!
The 2023 Washington State Envirothon Competition will be held on May 24 and 25 at Soundview Camp and Retreat Center. More information on the Regional and State Competitions can be found here:
2023 Competition Information What is Envirothon? Envirothon is the largest outdoor environmental science competition in the United States and Canada for high school students. Students compete in teams of five to demonstr…
28/02/2023
Find study guides, training videos, interactive activities, and educational resources on the Envirothon study resources page to prepare for the upcoming competition.
WA Envirothon Study Resources Find study guides, training videos, interactive activities, and educational resources and tools below. Aquatic Ecology Resources Wildlife Resources Forestry Resources 2023: Adapting to a Changing C…
13/02/2023
Looking to prepare for this year's current issue topic, "Adapting to a Changing Climate"? Join us this Wednesday at 6 pm for a virtual panel with climate experts from the Northwest Region! Sign up now at https://bit.ly/3ZcWqFB
25/01/2023
Spring 2023 is fast approaching! Now is the time to talk with your teachers, classes, clubs, and friends to form a team for the 2023 Envirothon competition.
Find details and team registration for the 2023 Regional Envirothon Competitions below.
2023 Competition Information What is Envirothon? Envirothon is the largest outdoor environmental science competition in the United States and Canada for high school students. Students compete in teams of five to demonstr…
23/01/2023
Envirothon 101 Webinar: Register Today!
Are you interested in Envirothon, but not sure where to start? Join us tomorrow, January 24, 2023 from 4:00-5:00 PM to learn about the basics of Envirothon participation, where to find resources, the competition structure, and more. Hear from past participants, and ask questions of regional Envirothon organizers. This webinar is open to both advisors and students. Register for this workshop here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScfAnBGvLw3JNOIxmfIRRsdwf5gaxPqmcuK-2pgS110U1sIDQ/viewform
03/11/2022
Looking for a way to support Washington State Envirothon? Donate an item to this year’s annual auction! The auction will be held on November 29, 2022, in conjunction with the WACD annual conference in Wenatchee. All proceeds will support the Washington State Envirothon team on their road to the North American competition.
With your support, we hope to help students prepare themselves for this year’s competition and to become future leaders in the environmental and natural resources fields. We greatly appreciate any contributions, big or small.
To submit a donation, use this form: https://forms.gle/7Nr3RLVQF5ekzrH58
23/05/2022
Envirothon is back! Four Regional competitions, and one state competition later we've had a fun and busy year.
Congratulations to the 2022 Washington State Envirothon top placing teams and cheers to all the teams and advisors who participated in Washington Regional and State competitions this year. It was incredible to be back in-person and we can’t wait for next year!
A huge thank you to all our volunteers, conservation district board and staff, and the Washington State Conservation Commission, Washington Conservation Society, and Washington Association of Conservation Districts for making Washington State Envirothon possible.
04/02/2022
Northwest Regional Envirothon is hosting several free virtual trainings over the next month for Envirothon teams. This is a unique opportunity for Envirothon teams to learn about topics covered in the Envirothon competition and future careers in the environmental science field.
These sessions are open for all high school students to join, whether or not they are participating in Envirothon this year.
The first training starts on February 16th so please share with your students to register.
Envirothon Team Trainings & Webinars Below are some recommended events to help Envirothon teams prepare for the upcoming competition. These events are also great opportunities for high school students to learn more about careers in th…
18/01/2022
Spring 2022 is fast approaching! Now is the time to talk with your teachers, classes, clubs, and friends to form a team for a 2022 Envirothon competition.
Find details and team registration for the 2022 Regional Envirothon Competitions below.
https://waenvirothon.org/current-competition/
2022 Competition Information What is Envirothon? Envirothon is the largest outdoor environmental science competition in the United States and Canada for high school students. Students compete in teams of five to demonstr…