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Teams of five high school or middle school students participate in four hands-on field challenges designed by natural resources professionals and educators.
Learning objectives cover aquatic ecology, forestry, soils and land use, and wildlife. In addition to field challenges, students create team presentations regarding an annually rotating current issue. The 2012 issue is "
Nonpoint Source Pollution and Low Impact Development."
The high-school team that wins Wisconsin Envirothon advances to Canon Envirothon for a week-long North American challenge and chances to win scholarships and Canon products.
Wisconsin Envirothon is a program of the
Wisconsin Land and Water Conservation Association (WLWCA), and a member of
Canon Envirothon. Find both
Wisconsin Envirothon and
Canon Envirothon on Facebook and follow
Canon Envirothon on Twitter. Wisconsin Envirothon is made possible by generous sponsors and volunteers. A full list of current sponsors, in-kind donors and volunteer organizations are listed at the
WLWCA website.
Watch this video to learn what Envirothon is all about!
Canon Envirothon Informational Video 1 from Canon Envirothon on Vimeo.
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Nine high school teams and six middle school teams participated in the 2012 Wisconsin Envirothon on Friday, April 20 at Central Wisconsin Environmental Station (CWES) in Amherst Junction. Congratulations to Luxemburg-Casco High School and Island City Research Academy for winning first place in the high school and middle school categories.
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Congratulations to Middleton High School for taking eighth place at the 2011 Canon Envirothon and first place in the Wildlife category. Each student earned $1200 in higher education scholarships. The top 15 teams who earned scholarships included (in placement order): Manitoba, Ontario, South Carolina, New Brunswick, Connecticut, North Carolina, Virginia, Wisconsin, Florida, Rhode Island, Missouri, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, and Nebraska.
Congratulations to Kirsten Moore for being elected by her 54 international peers at Canon Envirothon to serve on the Canon Envirothon Board of Directors for a three-year term as secretary, overseeing the North American competition and its staff.

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Are you a teacher, student, conservation enthusiast, or potential donor interested in Wisconsin Envirothon? Would you like to find out more about Envirothon? Join Envirothon's Email list and find out more about how you can use Wisconsin Envirothon to supplement your environmental education curriculum.
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Seven high school teams from Adams-Friendship, Colby, Luxemburg-Casco and Middleton schools participated in the 2011 Wisconsin Envirothon on Thursday, April 21, 2011 at Wisconsin Lions Camp in Rosholt.
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Wisconsin Land and Water Conservation Association, Inc.
Madison, WI
53703-1533
United States
WLWCA is a 501 (c)(3) dedicated to assisting county land conservation committees with the protection, enhancement, and sustainable use of Wisconsin's natural resources through education and governmental interaction. Also home to Wisconsin Envirothon, and the Conservation Awareness Poster and Speaking Contests.
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Conserve School
Land O Lakes, WI
54540
Conserve School is a semester-long immersion for high school students in environmental studies and outdoor activities that deepens their love of nature, reinforces their commitment to conservation, and equips them to take meaningful action as environmental stewards.
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Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction
Madison, WI
53707
United States
EE has been required in Wisconsin's schools since 1983. DPI's Environmental Education Consultant, Victoria Rydberg, provides support to teachers and the EE field as a whole to build capacity for environmental literacy in the state.
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Wisconsin Green Schools Network
Poynette, WI
53955
United States
The Wisconsin Green Schools Network supports greening schools for all students in the state by bringing together educators, students, environmental education organizations, and industry representatives who are working toward this common goal.
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