FEBRUARY 27, 2013
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Poster contest promotes
a clean North Dakota
BOTTINEAU, N,D. -- Keep
North Dakota Clean (KNDC)In-
corporated is proud to partner with
Newman Outdoor Advertising on
the 45th poster contest for grades 1-
8 and special needs. Students cre-
ate artwork that reflects his or her
knowledge about the responsibility
we all have to keep our state and
water clean, reduce waste, recycle,
plant trees, prevent wildfires, create
wildlife habitat, and use all our nat-
ural resources wisely. The first
place poster in each grade will be
turned into a billboard and placed
near the winner's hometown!
KNDC and ND Parks and
Recreation Department are spon-
soring a statewide digital media
contest to promote keeping North
Dakota trails clean and green by
showcasing the creative talents of
students in grades 9-12. This could
be an imige, video, or audio clip.
All posters and digital artwork
are due by March 15, 2013. Each
school is encouraged to send in one
winning school pbster from each
grade 1-8 and special needs. Any
student in grades 9-12 interested in
participating in the digital media
contest may submit one entry. The
rules and regulations, along with
an entry form, can be downloaded
ot www.keep-nd-clean.org.
All state winners, their imme-
diate family, and grade 1-8 teachers
will be invited to an awards cere-
mony on Friday, April 26/2013, in
Washburn, ND. Immediately after
the ceremony, a luncheon will be
served and everyone will get free
admission to the North Dakota
Lewis and Clark Interpretive Cen-
ter and Fort Mandan.
First Place Poster Winners re-
ceive a cash award of $100, a cer-
tificate, gold medallion and have
their posters made into a billboard
" by Newman Outdoor Advertising.
Second and Third Place Poster
Winners receive a cash award of
$75 or $50, a certificate, and a sil-
ver or bronze medallion. The First
Place Digital Artwork Winner will
. receive a cash award of $100, a
certificate, and gold medallion.
The Second and Third Place Digi-
tal Artwork Winners will receive a
$75 or $50 cash award, a certifi-
cate, and a silver or bronze medal-
lion.
The 2013 poster contest grades,
themes, and sponsors are listed be=
low:
GRADE ONE AND SPECIAL
• NEEDS: Keep North Dakota
Clean - ND Department of Trans-
portation
GRADE TWO: Only YOU
Can Prevent Wildfires! - ND For-
est Service-Fire Management Pro-
gram and ND State Garden Clubs
GRADE THREE: Reduce,
Reuse, Recycle - ND Department
of Health-Division of Waste Man-
agement and ND Solid Waste and
Recycling Association
GRADE FOUR: Habitat -
Homes for Wildlife - US Fish and
Wildlife Service and ND Chapter
of the Wildlife Society
GRADE FIVE: Trees are ter-
rific...in cities and towns! - ND
Forest Service-Project Learning
Tree
GRADE SIX: Help Prevent
Runoff Pollution - ND State Water
Commission-Project WET
GRADE SEVEN: North
Dakota's Waters: Keep Them
Clean-ND Department of Health-
Division of Water Quality
GRADE EIGHT: Explore a
Greener North Dakota- Lewis and
Clark Fort Mandan Foundation
GRADES 9-12: Digital Media
Contest - ND Parks and Recre-
ation Deparmaent and Keep North
Dakota Clean, Inc.
The KNDC contests are spon-
sored by a variety of partnering
agencies and organizations who be-
lieve, collectively, we can make a
positive impact through every day
choices and actions.
GOLD KNDC sponsors in-
elude: McQuade Charity Softball
Tournament, Montana Dakota Util-
ities, Newman Outdoor Advertis-
ing, ND Department of Health-Di-
vision of Waste Management, ND
Department of Health-Division of
Water Quality, ND Department of
Transportation, ND Forest Serv-
ice-Fire Management and Project
Learning Tree, ND Game and Fish
Department, ND Parks and Recre-
ation Department, ND Solid Waste
and Recycling Association, ND
State Water Commission-Project
WET, and the Lewis and Clark Fort
'Mandan Foundation.
SILVER' KNDC sponsors in-
ciude: Basin Electric Power Co-
operative, Creative Marketing So-
lutions, ND Chapter of the Wildlife
Society, ND Council on the Arts,
ND Departinent o-f Agriculture, US
Fish and Wildlife Service, and US
Forest Service-NRCE.
BRONZE KNDC sponsors in-
dude: BNI Coal, Capital Credit
Union, City of Bismarck, , Dan's
SuperMarket of Bismarck, 'Dr.
Marcus and Margaret Fiechmer,
ND Department of Public Instruc-
tion,. ND Federation of Garden
Clubs, Reservation Telephone Co-
operative, and Tesoro.
For more information, contact
KNDC Poster Contest co-chairs
Glenda Fauske at (701) 228-5446
or Pam Wenger at (701) 328-4787.
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