Above: Advisor Envirothon perspective.
2020 State Envirothon Competition
Cancelled Due To Covid-19
There will be a Train the Teacher Event August 2020 for advisors.
Send an Email to our State Coordinator to attend this event!
Contact Dane Buysse, State Coordinator
Phone: 507-828-2658 / Email: ndenvirothon@gmail.com
Above: This video was created in 2006 to promote the North Dakota Envirothon, and still gives the viewer a great idea of what the Envirothon is all about! If you have 15 minutes to spare, please watch and enjoy.
The North Dakota Envirothon is a hands-on, problem-solving environmental education program open to high school students throughout the state. The goal of the ND Envirothon is to promote a desire to learn more about North Dakota's natural environment and to equip students with the knowledge and skills needed to apply the basic principles and practices of resource management and ecology to complex environmental issues.
Thank You!
Sponsors
Volunteers
Advisors
Students
- From the Valley to the Badlands -
North Dakota
Envirothon
Above: Students and the Envirothon.
Above: Sponsor Envirothon perspective.
ND Forest Service
ND Game and Fish Department
ND State Soil and Water Conservation Committee
ND State Water Commission
Pheasants Forever
Rutland Sportsmans Club
Society For Range Management - ND Chapter
Traill County SCD
Turtle Lake Wildlife Club
US Army Corps of Engineers
(USDA) ND Natural Resources Conservation Service
US Fish and Wildlife Service
US Forest Service
Prairie Waters Education and Research Center
The Agricultural Risk Consulting (ARC) Group
Bank Forward
Barnes County SCD
Barnes County Wildlife Federation
Burleigh County SCD
Cass County SCD
Department Of Environmental Quality
Ducks Unlimited
Emmons County SCD
Foster County SCD
EPA 319 Grant
Mouse River Loop Envirothon
ND Association of Soil Conservation Districts
ND Association of Soil Conservation Districts Auxiliary
ND Employees Association of Soil Conservation Districts
ND Natural Resources Trust
NDSU Department of Natural Resource Studies
NDSU Extension Service