The Envirothon is a competitive learning event for high school-aged students, testing their knowledge of environmental resources including soil, water, forestry, wildlife and various current environmental issues.
- Indiana Envirothon

​Teams of five students (grades 9-12), representing a school or organization, compete at Indiana Envirothon contests by answering questions and by studying resource problems in each of the five environmental areas which include: soils/land use, aquatic ecology, wildlife, forestry, and a current environmental issue.

Students begin training for Envirothon by studying the resource materials that cover each natural resource area and those objectives related to them.  Natural resource professionals provide presentations to the students sharing job experiences and information on the resource areas.

Envirothon 2023 Southwestern Indiana: Tuesday, March 14, 2023

Thanks to a generous Toyota Grant, we are able to offer compensation to cover substitute teachers and buses for teams to participate in Envirothon. 

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Resources

2023 Topic: Adapting to Climate Change

Information booklet

Soil & Land Use

Aquatic Ecology

Wildlife

Forestry

Current Issue

Questions?

Susan King, Southwest Indiana Coordinator

email

Susan.King@in.nacdnet.net
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phone

(812) 897-2840, ext. 3​

address

1124 S. 8th St.
​Boonville, IN 47601