In celebration of Wyoming’s 127th Arbor Day, the contest theme is “Celebrating Wyoming’s TREE-mendous Future.”
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| Myzek McArthur was a fifth-grader at Lovell Elementary School when he took first place in last year's Wyoming Arbor Day youth Poster Contest. Myzek’s parents are Mel and Jen McArthur of Lovell. Courtesy photo |
The contest deadline is March 27.
The annual contest educates children about the importance of trees and the benefits they provide us in our daily lives.
All Wyoming fourth- and fifth-grade students and home-schooled students are invited to participate. Posters are not judged by grade level.
The student who wins the state contest will receive $100, a plaque and a framed copy of their winning poster while their teacher will receive $100 to buy classroom materials. The second place artist will get $50 and a framed copy of their poster.
The contest is sponsored by Wyoming State Forestry Division and Wyoming Project Learning Tree.
For full contest rules, visit the Wyoming Project Learning Tree website.
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