Envirothon

Envirothon gets students outdoors, to experience nature first hand and hands on! Envirothon is a unique team competition that rewards students for learning about the natrual world around them. Local conservation organizations partner to provide students with interactive fields trips and workshops to help them understand forests, soils, wildlife, aquatic ecosystems and the human impact on all of the things we value in nature. Envirothon uses field testing to develop critical thinking, problem solving, teamwork and communication skills.

To register for the Envirothon visit www.ontarioenvirothon.ca

The Envirothon is:

  • an interactive, curriculum based environmental education program in English and French for youth from grades 9 to 12.
  • is delivered through field trips, resource materials and competitions at the regional, provincial and North American level.    

2010 Ontario Envirothon

The 2010 Ontario Envirothon was another successful event. Congratulations go to University of Toronto Schools, who will go on the represent Ontario at the Canon Envirothon in Fresno, California in August! Good luck!

Ontario Envirothon Regional Representatives at the 2010 Ontario Provincial Competition 

 

Algoma Algoma Secondary School
Durham Pickering High School
Dufferin-Simcoe Banting Memorial High School
Elk Lake Timiskaming District Secondary School
Grand River Waterloo Collegiate
Grey Bruce West Hill Secondary School
Halton-Peel-York Dr. John M. Denison High School
Hamilton-Wentworth Sir Winston Churchill
Huron-Perth Mitchell District High School
Lanark Perth and District Collegiate Institute
Leeds-Grenville St. Michael Catholic High School
Niagara St. Michael's High School
Ottawa Elmwood High School
Parry Sound- Muskoka- Haliburton     Parry Sound High School
Renfrew Bishop Smith Catholic School
Southwest Catholic Central High School
Stormont-Dundas-Glengarry North Dundas District High School
Sudbury Lasalle Secondary School
Thunder Bay Dryden High School
Toronto University of Toronto Schools

If you would like more information about the Envirothon, please contact Jessica Kaknevicius by visiting the Contact Us page.

Quick Facts about Envirothon

  • The Ontario Envirothon began in 1994 by the Ontario Forestry Association with only 10 schools. Since that time it has grown to over 200 schools and 10, 000 participants across Ontario
  • Ontario delivers the Envirothon in both English and French competitions
  • 74% of students said that Envirothon led them to consider a career in science
  • 100% of students would recommend Envirothon to a friend

                  visit www.ontarioenvirothon.ca