2026 Northampton County
Envirothon
Thursday, April 16, 2026
Louise Moore Park, 151 Country Club Rd, Easton PA 18045
Schools or Teachers wishing to participate and would like to be added to the registration mailing list, please contact the Envirothon Coordinator directly.​​
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Carrie Cevicelow
NCCD Envirothon Coordinator
Phone: 610-726-1030
Email: ccevicelow@northamptoncd.org
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The Northampton County Conservation District invites all Northampton County high schools to participate in the
2026 Envirothon taking place on Thursday, April 16, 2026.
This outdoor, hands-on competition challenges students across five environmental subject areas: • Soils and Land Use • Wildlife • Forestry • Aquatic Ecology• 2026 Current Issue: Non-Point Source Pollution – It Begins at Home!
Students gain real-world experience, teamwork skills, and a deeper understanding of natural resource conservation.
The winning team will advance to the Pennsylvania State Envirothon.​​​​​​​
​Registration Opens: January 12, 2026
Annual Envirothon Competition
The Northampton County Envirothon is a unique environmental education experience for students, teachers, and parents. Hosted by the Northampton County Conservation District, with support from local volunteers, businesses, and sponsors, this event has been running since 1998.
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The Envirothon program began in Pennsylvania in 1979 as a hands-on environmental competition for high school students. Over the years, it has expanded across the state and nationwide, growing to include students from multiple states and counties. In Northampton County, we invite all 15 high schools, along with home and charter schools, to participate, with a goal to include teams from every local school.
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To learn more about the Envirothon competition, visit the websites below!
Purpose
Goals
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To inspire students to learn more about the natural environment through fun and competitive events.
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To encourage a deeper appreciation of how our actions impact the environment.
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To provide hands-on experiences that help students grow into environmentally-conscious adults.
Participants will gain knowledge about:
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The impact of individual actions on environmental issues.
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How different parts of the environment are interconnected.
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Renewable and non-renewable resources.
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Current environmental challenges.
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Local organizations and resources that support environmental initiatives.
The Envirothon combines hands-on learning, competition, and outdoor experiences to engage students in environmental education. It integrates various scientific disciplines, helping schools teach environmental science with the support of local community resources. Teams of high school students compete to solve environmental problems, with winners advancing to the Pennsylvania Envirothon and potentially the North American Envirothon. Envirothon fosters collaboration between schools and local Conservation Districts, offering students real-world insights into environmental careers. With its dynamic curriculum and strong community involvement, Envirothon provides a hands-on approach to environmental education, helping to address the growing need for such programs in schools.