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Envirothon Resources Resources
utilized are based on curriculum guidelines to accomodate as much
educational diversity as possible and are adapted for use in the
state of Tennessee for both regional competitions and the state
competition. Below are resources for the four subjects (forestry, aquatic ecology, soils, and wildlife), and this years current environmental issue (nonpoint source pollution/low impact development).
Forestry
Aquatic Ecology
Soils
Wildlife
Current Environmental Issues - Nonpoint Source Pollution/Low Impact Development |
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Additional Resources for Educators: Agency
representatives are available for questions relating to the study
materials to help you prepare your students for your regional
Envirothon. Some will come directly to your school. Click the
link to the agency for contact information, if you call a state or
regional office, make sure to ask for your county's representative. TN Department of Agriculture - Division of Forestry TN Department of Environment and Conservation USDA-NRCS Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency Contact your local RC&D Office to obtain information about the Wildlife Resource Kit Lending Library Program. These kits contain Pelts, Skulls and Tracks of the type used in regional and state competitions. |
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