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The Lavaca-Navidad River Authority is sponsoring a poster contest that is open to all sixth grade students in Jackson County. Patrick Brzozowski, P.E., General Manager of LNRA stated that LNRA encourages everyone to learn all we can to better manage, conserve and protect our most valuable resource – Water.
The theme of the contest is Water Conservation.
“Water Conservation” means to protect water quality by keeping water clean from sediment, chemicals, oil and livestock wastes; to protect water quantity by using smaller amounts; to use and manage water wisely now to ensure good water quality for future generations.
The poster must be an original work by the student and may be on any phase of water conservation. Contest rules are being distributed to all school districts in Jackson County. Home schooled sixth grade students are also encouraged to participate. Please call for a copy of the rules.
First, second, and third place trophies will be presented to students from each participating school district. Participation ribbons will be presented to all students entering the contest.
The three top winners will be entered into a “Best of the Best” county-wide judging with prizes to be given as follows: First place - $50 and a plaque, second place - $30 and a plaque, third place - $20 and a plaque All winning posters become the property of the Lavaca-Navidad River Authority and may be exhibited at various locations, used in advertisements or other publications.
Please contact Jennifer Dierlam at 361-782-5229 for more information.
