Educación Juvenil
Presentaciones en el salón de clases : el Distrito de Conservación de Skagit ofrece presentaciones relacionadas con los recursos naturales para estudiantes de K a 12.
¿Dónde se derrama su agua?
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¿SabÃas que cada uno de nosotros contribuimos un poco a la mayor fuente de contaminación de la cuenca hidrográfica de Skagit? Conozca cómo nuestras acciones afectan la salud de nuestros rÃos, arroyos y bahÃas y qué hacen los ciudadanos como usted para ayudar a mantenerlos limpios para las personas y la vida silvestre que dependen de ellos aquà en Skagit Valley. Haga clic en la imagen de abajo para ver nuestro video.
Annual Youth Programs
A yearly High school academic competition in environmental/resource topics for grades 9 - 12.
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Envirothon is a problem-solving, natural resource competition for high school students. In the field, teams of students are challenged to hone critical thinking skills and work as a team to both answer written questions and conduct hands-on investigation of environmental issues in five categories - Aquatics, Soils & Land Use, Forestry, Wildlife, and Current Environmental Issues. A sixth component integrates all five test categories and requires teams to use an interdisciplinary approach to present an Oral Presentation on the Current Environmental Issues topic
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For information on the Washington State Envirothon, please visit www.waenvirothon.org
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For more information on the North American Envirothon Competition, please visit https://envirothon.org/
Annual Poster Contest
​The Skagit Conservation District’s Natural Resource Conservation Annual Soil & Water Stewardship Poster Contest​ provides kindergarten through twelfth grade students with an opportunity to share their thoughts about soil, water and related natural resources.
The Skagit Youth Conservation Tour is designed to provide a fun and educational outdoor experience to local youth and inspire a better understanding of the watershed/human connection.​
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The tour consists of 6 stations hosted by local natural resource professionals who will guide students through entertaining educational activities focused on conservation of our natural resources. Classes spend 15 minutes at each station for a total of one and a half hours to complete the entire tour. Some of the past year's forest partners include the WA State Department of Natural Resources, Skagit Fisheries Enhancement Group, Skagit Land Trust, Skagit County Department of Public Works Master Composter/Recyclers, Natural Resources Conservation Service, Sierra Pacific Industries, North Cascades National Park, and Skagit Conservation District.
The Skagit Conservation District has a limited number of FREE NATIVE SEEDLINGS available for Skagit County educators and their students.
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Para obtener información sobre el Envirothon del estado de Washington, visite www.waenvirothon.org
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Para obtener más información sobre la competencia North American Envirothon, visite https://envirothon.org/