Both the Shadetree commission and the free library of Springfield Township are announcing their contest ‘Arbor day poster contest.’ On the occasion of Arbor Day, this contest stands ahead for celebrating the usefulness of planting trees and saving deforestation. Arbor Day is celebrated every year with the aim to plant trees across the US and other countries. In this regard, this year, the Abor Day poster contest has been initiated by both the committees of Shadetree and Springfield Township. The scholarship is open among youngsters of age 18 or below. Last year was a tough time for every one of us due to Covid 19 situations. One of the most important things that we have learned during this period is how important it is for us to have abundant pure oxygen. Trees are the ways through which the reduction of carbon dioxide and the increase of oxygen in the environment are possible.
Through this poster contest, the youngsters of the nation will be made aware of the importance of trees. Since youngsters are the coming generation, it is important to make them understand how essential it is to keep trees alive. The poster contest is beneficial for the youths and all the people around for being motivated in planting trees and welcoming afforestation. Arbor Day is considered a holiday that is celebrated on the following Saturday of Arbor Day that is on 30th April 2021.
The Shadetree commission advises the mayor and council on the issues related to deforestation, shrubs and also works with the municipal board to preserve the street tree and local urban forest areas. Shadetree commission is also authorized to look after tree surveys, tree removal data, planting trees, etc., including all of these; it also looks after creating awareness among the public for tree planting importance. Therefore, STC, along with The Springfield Township, which covers 16 square miles and has a population of 36,319 residents, decides to organize this poster competition on the occasion of Arbor Day.
Brief Description
Get quick information through this table:
| Organization | Springfield Township |
| Educational Level | High school kids of age 18 or below |
| Subjects | All |
| Amount | Nil |
| Access Mode | Offline |
| Number of Awards | Multiple |
| City | Wyndmoor |
| Nationality | Domestic |
| Country | United States |
| Application Deadline | May 14, 2021 |
| Application Fee | Nil |
| Requirements | Posters |
Who may be Eligible?
The posters for the contest can be submitted by only the local youths. The age group considered for the contest counts up to 18 years or below. Therefore, those interested in making artistic posters and who have art skills can submit their work for the contest. There are no other complex rules for being eligible for the contest.
How to Apply?
The participants who want to submit their posters for the contest can do it offline. There is no online submission process for the contest. You can drop off your artwork at the address below of Springfield Township.
Address: Township Administration Building,
At 1510 Paper Mill Road in Wyndmoor
Supporting Documents
Kindly submit your name and email address along with the posters.
Benefits
The posters which are selected can be the best among all will be recognized by the Springfield Township. Also, these posters will be displayed in the free library. This way, your artwork can get a name from audiences all over the globe. Sometimes it is not essential to get a materialistic award for your skills. It will also be a moment of honor to be able to display your artwork in the free library. Your artwork can be a medium of inspiration for all the people around the world for planting trees and valuing them.
Application Deadline
The posters along with the participant name and email address must be submitted to the Springfield Township administration by May 14, 2021. All those who belong to the category of age 18 or below should submit it by the due date for acceptance. Therefore, if you are among the artists who want to contribute their art towards tree preservation you can submit it at the earliest.
