AT-A-GLANCE:
2010 Arizona Envirothon


When:
April 9-10, 2010

Where:
Salt River Project : Stewart Mountain facility
12821 N. Bush Hwy., Mesa, AZ 85215 (MapQuest Directions)

(PDF Map)

Registration Deadline:
Dec. 11, 2009

Study Materials

 

Contact Arizona Envirothon

 

Arizona Envirothon is an environmental education program, leading to an annual competition for high school students. In the field, students are challenged to work as a team to answer written questions and conduct hands-on projects focusing on environmental issues.  Students from across Arizona join together to explore the environment in five disciplines:

  • Forestry

  • Wildlife

  • Aquatics

  • Soils

  • and a current environmental issue.

The winning team from the Arizona Envirothon goes on to the Canon Envirothon competition, where students can win college scholarships and numerous Canon products. Envirothon helps students become more involved in conserving our natural resources, thus helping to preserve our environment in the future.   



 


2010 Arizona Envirothon Registration Packet 

The 2010 Arizona Envirothon will be held at the Salt River Project Stewart Mountain facility April 9-10, 2010. Team registration deadline is Dec. 11, 2009. This Arizona Envirothon Registration Packet has all the information you need. Please contact us with any questions.

 


 

Attention Arizona High School Teachers and Students! 

Announcing the 2010 Arizona Envirothon Competition

 

Save the Date: April 9 – 10, 2010

Location: Saguaro Lake – Salt River Project

 

Join us for two days in nature that you’ll never forget! 

The Arizona Envirothon is Arizona’s premier environmental science competition for high school students.  It encourages students to explore our state’s natural resources in a fun, interactive way. 

Every spring, students in grades 9 – 12 form teams from across the state to compete in an unforgettable outdoor competition, the Arizona Envirothon.  The Envirothon challenges students to apply their knowledge, critical thinking skills and problem-solving abilities to natural resource management scenarios. 

Next spring, the Arizona Envirothon will host a 2-day competition in the great outdoors, and we invite YOU to participate!  The goal of this program is to help students develop the skills necessary to manage our state’s resources in a sustainable manner.

Student participants will:

  • Dive into facts about Arizona’s waterways
  • Dig into our diverse soils
  • Get untamed over our wildlife
  • Grow in knowledge about our forests
  • Get stimulated in the field of energy

Benefits to Students:

  • State Champion team is provided an all expense paid trip to represent Arizona at the Canon Envirothon to compete nationally for college scholarships
  • Other awards and prizes for top scoring teams
  • Career development opportunities
  • Build lasting friendships
  • Experience nature
  • Expand your knowledge of conservation, stewardship and sustainability

Benefits to Teachers:

  • Receive professional development credit for attending workshops offered prior to and during the event
  • Envirothon is aligned with the state’s science and social studies standards
  • Coaching a team is a rewarding experience

For more information, contact:

Rodney Held, Chair

Arizona Envirothon

P.O. Box 1248

Phoenix, AZ 85001

602.771.8521