Poster Contest
The Soil and Water Stewardship poster contest is offered to 5th graders annually.
The Soil and Water Stewardship poster contest is offered to 5th graders annually.
Here are the winners of the 2023 poster contest.
Here are the winners of the 2023 poster contest.
Left to right: Carson Peters 1st Place Ethan Bryce 2nd Place Olivia Gallo 3rd Place
Left to right: Carson Peters 1st Place Ethan Bryce 2nd Place Olivia Gallo 3rd Place
Soil and Water Stewardship Week is a national event at the end of April each year. The Popo Agie Conservation District offers students the opportunity to participate by hosting a poster contest. The National Association of Conservation Districts picks a theme each year and students use their artistic abilities to create posters to convey the theme message. Winners receive cash prizes.
Soil and Water Stewardship Week is a national event at the end of April each year. The Popo Agie Conservation District offers students the opportunity to participate by hosting a poster contest. The National Association of Conservation Districts picks a theme each year and students use their artistic abilities to create posters to convey the theme message. Winners receive cash prizes.
This year's theme of "One Water" taught the students how every living thing is connected by water. Wyoming is a headwater state and Lander gets the water first. Our water comes directly from precipitation that falls over our mountains. It then travels thousands of miles and ends up in the Gulf of Mexico. We all share water so what we do with our water affects a lot of people.
This year's theme of "One Water" taught the students how every living thing is connected by water. Wyoming is a headwater state and Lander gets the water first. Our water comes directly from precipitation that falls over our mountains. It then travels thousands of miles and ends up in the Gulf of Mexico. We all share water so what we do with our water affects a lot of people.