NJ Conservation Annual Poster Contest
The New Jersey Conservation Poster Contest is an annual contest, sponsored by the NJ Department of Agriculture, the NJ Association of Conservation Districts and the Ocean County Soil Conservation District, which aims to promote a better understanding of the connection between natural resources and humans, in a fun and creative way that engages students throughout the state.
The contest is open to all students from grades 2-12, and is categorized according to grade groups. The first place prize for this competition is $200, second place is $100 and third place receives $50. To participate, teachers may find information on the Poster Contest Website, or see below for information for the 2013 poster contest.
2013 Poster Contest

The 2013 NJ Conservation Poster Contest has been announced, and the theme is “Where Does Your Water Shed?” The water on Earth is one of our most precious resources. There is a limited amount of fresh water, yet it must be balanced with our many needs for clean and plentiful water. Water takes various forms in the environment, and it is used over and over again by plants, animals, and people as it moves through the water cycle. We can influence what happens in a watershed (for good or for bad) by how we treat our natural resources-including soil, water, air, plants and animals. It is important to understand where fresh water goes after it rains and after we use it in our daily routine, so that we can use it wisely today and enjoy this precious resource for generations to come.
Poster Contest Rules and Information
Winning 2013 Entries “Where Does your Water Shed?”
Grades 7-9
Grades 4-6






