Trees For the Future Poster Contest!

Entry Deadline: Monday, March 26, 2018

We are excited to invite Arizona youth in grades K-12 to participate in our “Trees for the Future” poster contest! This year’s contest is intended to highlight the special role that trees and urban forests play in our communities now and into the future.

Trees are all around us; they are in our forests, communities, parks, schoolyards and backyards. Although they may appear to only sway in the breeze, trees are always quietly working to provide us with environmental, economic, health, and social benefits. From shade to carbon sequestration and from animal homes to lumber, the benefits abound!

Please help us demonstrate special trees or urban forests through your unique and beautiful artwork! Poster artwork will be on display at the Arizona Capitol Museum for the two weeks surrounding Arbor Day. Prizes will be mailed to award winners.

Completed Arbor Day Posters should be mailed to:

UCF Poster Contest

Department of Forestry and Fire Management

1110 West Washington Street, Ste 100

Phoenix, Arizona 85007

RULES:

Theme: Trees for the Future

Eligible Participants: Arizona youth, grades K-12. Posters will be judged based on grade level, and prizes will be awarded to the top three posters in each group (K-2, 3-5, 6-8, 9-12) and to the teachers of First Place winners in each group.

Poster Size: Maximum of 12″ x 16″; there is no minimum size. Only one (1) poster may be submitted per participant.

Posters will be judged on originality, design, slogan, artwork, and relationship shown between individuals, communities, and trees. Any slogans should be clear, brief, and positive.
Artwork should be original and wording may be computer-generated or hand-written. Organization/agency logos and copyright characters may not be used. Posters become the property of the Department of Forestry and Fire Management and will not be returned. Posters may be used for publicity purposes.
Any media may be used – paint, crayon, colored pencil, charcoal, stickers, paper or other materials that lie flat and can travel through the mail without damage.
In order to be eligible, the following information must be legibly written or typed on the back of the poster: Participant’s name, grade, age, school, school phone number, school address, teacher’s name, teacher’s email. If posters are missing information, they cannot be judged.
Parents and teachers are encouraged to do their own research on caring for trees and share their findings with the youth participating in the poster contest.

Visit the Contest Website for More Information.

Entry Deadline: Monday, March 26, 2018

Trees For the Future Poster Contest!

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