Envirothon Topic Areas
Wildlife
Wildlife
Wildlife
Students learn about wildlife ecology, species identification, adaptations, and human-wildlife interactions, emphasizing habitat conservation and ecological balance.
Forestry
Wildlife
Wildlife
Students work with professional foresters to understand forest ecosystems, learning species identification, forest dynamics, and sustainable management techniques.
Aquatic Ecology
Aquatic Ecology
Aquatic Ecology
Students study marine and freshwater ecosystems, learning to assess ecosystem health by identifying aquatic organisms, managing watersheds, and mitigating non-point source pollution impacts.
Soils/Land Use
Aquatic Ecology
Aquatic Ecology
Through interactions with soil scientists, students examine soil characteristics, structure, and conservation methods, gaining insights into how soils impact urban, rural, and agricultural systems
Current Issue Topic Oral Presentation
2026: Non-Point Source Pollution
Teams delve into pressing environmental challenges, analyzing real-world problems and exploring decision-making complexities. Using knowledge from these topics, teams collaborate to address a real-world scenario and deliver an oral presentation on the topic. This year's topic is Non-Point Source Pollution: It Begins at Home!
International Championship Competition
The winning USVI Envirothon team ages 14-19 will be eligible to compete with the rest of the USA, Canada, China, and Singapore at the International Envirothon Competition on July 19 - 25, 2026 in Mississippi!
Registration and Travel fees will require fundraising.