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POSTER CONTEST Congratulations to our 2008 poster contest winners.

The District in conjunction with MASCD hosts an annual poster contest meant to encourage the creativity of young people while educating them on the importance of conservation.

This contest is open to school students in grades K through 12. (Home schoolers and scout troups, etc. are also invited to participate.)

Click here for more information on this year's contest.

BACKYARD CONSERVATION Have you ever wondered what you could do in your own backyard to conserve natural resources while attracting birds and other wildlife? This full color 27 page brochure will tell you. Click here to request a free copy.

MY CONSERVATION BOOK In this beautifully illustrated coloring book, "Bud" the earthworm educates your child on what soil erosion is and how to prevent it through conservation. Click here to request a free copy.

HOMEOWNERS GUIDE - This full color guide provides tips on maintaining a healthy lawn, inviting wildlife to your backyard, and how to solve problems with drainage, wells and septic systems.

Remember, the way you take care of our natural resources has an impact on your property, your neighborhood, your watershed and our Chesapeake Bay. Click here to download a pdf of this guide. If you'd prefer to have a hard copy mailed to you, click here to request one.

ENVIROTHON - Congratulations to Western School of Technology team #1 on winning the 19th annual Baltimore County Envirothon.

The Baltimore County Envirothon is a hands-on environmental competition for high school students sponsored by the District in conjunction with Baltimore County Public Schools. Students are tested on their knowledge of our county's natural resources -- soils, forestry, wildlife, water and a current environmental issue. Students visit five "in-field" test stations where written and hands-on problem solving is required along with formulating a strategy for increasing public awareness.

The winning team from the local Envirothon goes on to represent Baltimore County at the state competition.

To find out how your school can get involved with the Envirothon, click here.