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2024
​Conservation and Environmental Awareness Speaking and Poster Contest

2024 Contest Theme:
MAY THE

 FOREST 

​BE WITH YOU ALWAYS
LOCAL COMPETITION DATES:
POSTER CONTEST - JANUARY 23

SPEAKING CONTEST - JANUARY 24
​5:00 p.m. at ArtStart


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Congratulations!!

TO STATE SECOND PLACE WINNER, ADISYN SCHOENECK
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Winners Announced!!

     ​Posters were judged on Tuesday, January 23, 2024.  click on the Winners button to see who the winners are.  Photos captions will be posted soon.
The Poster Contest was open to kindergarten through 12th grade students, and posters were evaluated on the following criteria:
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  • Conservation message 
  • Visual effectiveness 
  • Originality 
  • Universal appeal 
  • Individual artwork 
WINNERS
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FIRST PLACE/BEST IN SHOW - LANDYN ROBINSON, JWMS, GRADE 6
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SECOND PLACE - MARGARET CAMPBELL, JWMS GRADE 6
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REX ROWE - TIE FOR THIRD PLACE, SUGAR CAMP ELEMENTARY, GRADE 4
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QUINN WILLIAMS, TIE FOR THIRD PLACE - NATIVITY OF OUR LORD, GRADE 6
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FIRST PLACE - NOELLE MAYO, JAMES WILLIAMS MIDDLE SCHOOL, GRADE 7
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KAYLEE STEINMETZ - SECOND PLACE, JAMES WILLIAMS MIDDLE SCHOOL, GRADE 7
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KENDALL KURTZ - THIRD PLACE, JAMES WILLIAMS MIDDLE SCHOOL, GRADE 7
     The Speaking Contest was held at Art Start at 5:00 p.m. Nine contestants competed for First, Second & Third Place honors.  Winners received a trophy for their placement level and a full Camp Scholarship this year to Camp Upham Woods in Wisconsin Dells.  The First Place winner also took home a $25 Gift Card. 

​The Speaking Contest is open to:
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  • Elementary Division- Grades 5-6
  • Junior Division- Grades 7-8
  • Senior Division-Grades 9-12 

      The Conservation Speaking Contest aims to promote the conservation of natural resources and the protection or enhancement of environmental quality.  Emphasis is placed on the subject as it relates to the locality or to Wisconsin. Students compete at County and Area competitions, with the winners moving on to the State Competition in March at WI Land+Water’s Annual Conference.  First place winners in each category share their speeches at the conference luncheon.

FIRST PLACE:     Adisyn Schoeneck, 6th Grade - Sugar Camp School
                             Speech Title:  Karner Blue Flutterbys

SECOND PLACE:     Sutton Pitlik, 5th Grade - Sugar Camp School
                                 Speech Title:  Autumn Olive


THIRD PLACE:    Lillian Liebscher, 5th Grade - Sugar Camp School
                             Speech Title:  BEE a Superhero!

Area Contest Results

CONTEST RESULTS COMING SOON!
Oneida County was the host for the 

AREA CONSERVATION AND ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS 
POSTER AND SPEAKING CONTEST IN 2024.
DATE: TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 2024
(Location: Oneida County Courthouse-County Board Room)


Posters judged at 9:00 a.m.
Speaking Contest was held at 10:00 a.m.
Award Celebration followed the Speaking Contest
See the Results in the Photos below.

First Place Area Poster Winners

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First Place - Grades K-1 - Ambrose Kozikowski, Portage County
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First Place - Grades 2-3 - Hazel Canada, Vilas County
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First Place - Grades 4-6 - Faith Wuthenow, Marathon County
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First Place - Grades 7-9 - Madelyne Tilton, Forest County
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First Place - Grades 10-12 - Ayla Carriveau, Portage County
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Second Place - Grades K-1 - Bethany Anderson, Lincoln County
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Second Place - Grades 4-6 - Pearl Carriveau, Portage County
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Second Place - Grades 10-12 - Ariah Peterson, Forest County
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Third Place - Grades 2-3 - Ruthie Braunel, Marathon County
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Third Place - Grades 7-9 - Elizabeth Bergs, Marathon County

Congratulations, Winners!!

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Second Place - Grades 2-3 - Jayden Seiler, Forest County
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Second Place - Grades 7-9 - Noelle Mayo, Oneida County
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Third Place - Grades K-1 - Grace Schuebel, Marathon County
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Third Place - Grades 4-6 - Brynn Schillinger, Vilas County
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Third Place - Grades 10-12 - Jayda Nowak, Lincoln County
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