Hannah Earl is Vermont's 2010 Arbor Day Poster contest winner
The National Arbor Day Foundation sponsors an Arbor Day poster contest for all fifth graders in the country. Each year, approximately 70,000 fifth grade classes participate. The purpose is to help instill an appreciation of the value of trees in our lives and express it through art.
The 2010 theme is:
Trees Are Terrific…and Energy Wise!
Each state can only send one poster to the National Arbor Day Foundation to compete in the national contest. In Vermont, the state poster is selected from District finalists you see here.
We need your help in selecting
the state winner. Keep in mind that the theme is Trees
Are Terrific…and Energy Wise and the poster
should show the importance of trees in a community. The poster
with the most votes will be selected as Vermont’s 2010
Arbor Day poster contest winner and will go on to the national
competition.
Vermont's 2010 State Arbor Day Poster
Hannah Earl
Fairfield Central School (Click for larger image)
District Winner
Harry Steevler
Clarendon Elementary School
(Click for larger image)
District Winner
Colby Titus
Reading Elementary School
(Click for larger image)
District Winner
Tausha Wark
Bradford Elementary School (Click for larger image)
District Winner
Erik Thompson
Orleans Elementary School
(Click for larger image)
In May, the Department of Forests, Parks and Recreation will hold an Arbor Day celebration where these artists will be honored amongst their classmates, teachers, parents and friends.
![Vermont Division of Forestry [photo]](../rand/bann_urbcomm.jpg)
