Día de la Tierra

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Congratulations to the winners of the 2024 Watershed Watch Earth Day Poster Challenge!

The Watershed Watch Campaign invited Santa Clara County K-8 students to create, inform and inspire through the Watershed Watch Earth Day Poster Challenge. The Challenge offered cash prizes for first and second place winners in three age brackets: K-2nd, 3rd-5th and 6th -8th grades. To create their artwork, students responded to one of two prompts: “How can you prevent water pollution?” or “What do you love about our local waterways (creeks, rivers, lakes)?” Posters were judged by Santa Clara Valley Urban Runoff Pollution Prevention Program (SCVURPPP) members on the criteria of originality, clarity and expression of theme.

This year’s winners are:

K-2 Bracket 

First Place: Sihan X., Santa Clara Second Place: Liana N., Los Gatos

obras infantiles que representan a niños caminando sobre un tronco en la reserva de espacios abiertos del Rancho San Antonio
1st place winner Sihan X. of Santa Clara
Obras infantiles que promueven el agua limpia y el reciclaje
2nd place winner Liana N. of Los Gatos

3-5 Bracket 

First Place: Detya M., Santa Clara Second Place: Scarllete L., Palo Alto

Obras de arte infantiles que reflejan imágenes de un pueblo, uno con agua limpia y otro con contaminación y un arroyo sucio
1st place winner Detya M. of Santa Clara
Obras de arte infantiles con vida marina y niños recogiendo basura de playa, que dice Proteger nuestras Aguas y Asegurar el Futuro.
2nd place winner Scarllete L. of Palo Alto

6-8 Bracket 

First Place: Aahana N., Milpitas Second Place: Audrey P., Cupertino 

Obras de arte infantiles que muestran cómo la contaminación por drenaje pluvial puede afectar negativamente a nuestro océano
1st place winner Aahana N. of Milpitas
Obras infantiles que representan a dos patos nadando en un lago durante el atardecer.
2nd place winner Audrey P. of Cupertino

Thank YOU to all of the students who participated!