This year's current issue is 'Adapting to Changing Climate'.

This event is a great competition involving Range, Soils, Aquatics, Wildlife and Forestry. There is a written test portion along with an oral presentation to solve a current issue.

Those eligible to compete are students registered in grades 9-12 for the current school. Teams consist of five members from the same school and / or organization / association. No more than two teams may enter from each school or organization.

We encourage you to contact your local conservation district: http://dnrc.mt.gov/divisions/cardd/conservation-districts/

A $100.00 fee to cover the costs of materials and meals during the state competition will be assessed. Financial assistance may be available through your local conservation district.

Awards for the State Envirothon will consist of: Certificates of Participation to all Envirothon competitors. Medallions will be presented to each member of the teams placing 1st, 2nd, and 3rd in the competition and High-Test Score. Station Awards will be awarded to individual teams by each of the station leaders. Team Awards will be given to the State champions 2nd and 3rd Place, High Test Score and High Current Issue Presentation for display in their school or meeting place.

There will be $500 cash prize given to each team member of the winning team of 5 with the top combined score of oral presentation and test scores. This team will also be eligible to compete in the NCF Envirothon hosted in Mount Allison University Sackville, New Brunswick on July 23-29, 2023.

NCF Envirothon website: https://envirothon.org/the-competition/current-competition/

There will be a $300 cash prize given to each team member of the winning team of 5 with the top test score.

You can register by using the form below, calling, or email our secretary.