The annual Poster Contest provides kindergarten through twelfth grade students an opportunity to convey their thoughts about soil, water and related natural resource issues through art. It also highlights the educational outreach efforts of teachers, conservation districts, and state conservation associations, auxiliaries and agencies.
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Posters are judged for their conservation message, visual effectiveness, originality, and universal appeal. Middle Republican NRD contest winners are then entered in competition with posters from other NRD's around Nebraska. The winner of the state competition is submitted in the National Conservation poster contest. Winners in the local contest receive $10, state competition winners receive a $50 savings bond, and the national poster contest winner takes home $100.
Winning posters and those receiving honorable mentions will be displayed at this year's county fairs throughout the District.
The Conservation Poster Contest is co-sponsored by the Middle Republican NRD, Nebraska Association of Resources Districts, National Association of Conservation Districts and the NACD Auxiliary in cooperation with the Washington County Soil Conservation District in Maryland.






