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2020 NACD POSTER CONTEST Where Would We BEE Without Pollinators? The National Association of Conservation Districts (NACD) and the NACD Auxiliary are excited to be sponsoring the 2020 poster contest. This year’s theme is “Where Would We BEE Without Pollinators?

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Page 1: This year’s theme is “Where Would We BEE Without ... · The contest is open to all public, private and home-schooled students in grades K-12. Contest Categories K—1st Grade

2020 NACD POSTER CONTEST

Where Would We BEEWithout Pollinators?

The National Association of Conservation Districts(NACD) and the NACD Auxiliary

are excited to be sponsoring the 2020 poster contest.This year’s theme is

“Where Would We BEE Without Pollinators?

Page 2: This year’s theme is “Where Would We BEE Without ... · The contest is open to all public, private and home-schooled students in grades K-12. Contest Categories K—1st Grade

The contest is open to

all public, private

and home-schooled

students in grades

K-12.

Contest Categories

K—1st Grade

2nd—3rd Grade

4th— 6th Grade

7th—9th Grade

10th—12th Grade

Prizes at the national level

$200 for 1st Place National Winners

$150 for 2nd Place National Winners

$100 for 3rd Place National Winners

All poster entries should be sent to your localconservation district.

Visit: https://www.nacdnet.org/general-resources/stewardship-and-education-

materials/contests/ for contest rules, forms andother resources.

Please note that your local and state contest rules

may differ from the national rules.

The grocery stores would be rather empty withoutthe hard work of bees, birds, butterflies, bats and

other pollinators. More than 80 percent of theworld’s plants need pollinators to survive,

including many that provide the food we eat. Buttoday, many pollinators are in trouble and in

decline. When pollinators shrink in number, manyplants either produce less seed or no seed at all. 

Your local conservation district can assist you inmaintaining or developing habitat for pollinators.

Contact them for more information.

Visit: https://www.nacdnet.org/general-resources/conservation-district-directory/ to find

your local conservation district’s contactinformation.