We’re thrilled to share that the Delaware Envirothon is turning 30 in 2026 – three decades of empowering students to explore natural resource conservation, environmental science, and real-world problem solving.

What is the Delaware Envirothon?
The Delaware Envirothon is a hands-on, problem-solving environmental education program for high school students. Through team-based competition, students explore key natural resource topics—air quality, aquatic ecology, forestry, soil and land use, wildlife, public speaking, and a rotating current issue—while developing critical thinking, teamwork, and real-world science skills.

Designed as a ready-to-use teaching tool, the Envirothon helps educators bring environmental education to life. Training materials and expert support are provided at no cost, and many participants go on to pursue careers in conservation and science. In fact, some former Envirothon students are now high school science teachers leading teams of their own!

The competition is a unique, field-based experience that inspires the next generation of environmental stewards.

To mark this milestone, we’re launching a special fundraiser:

30 Miles for 30 Years – Delaware Envirothon Fundraiser
Walk 30 For Delaware Envirothon!

Celebrate the 30th Anniversary of the Delaware Envirothon with a fun and flexible walking challenge!

July 1–31, 2025
Walk 30 miles in the month of July — anywhere, anytime — and support environmental education in Delaware.

HOW TO PARTICIPATE:

Register : https://delawareenvirothon.org/30-for-30/
Choose Your Option:
➤ $30 registration = T-shirt + logbook + prize entry
➤ FREE registration = logbook + prize entry
Additional donations welcome! Add any amount when registering.
Log your miles (we’ll send a printable or digital tracker)
Submit by July 31 to be entered into our prize drawing!
PRIZES from local artists & businesses
Custom Event T-Shirts for paid participants
Use hashtag: #Walk30forEnvirothon

All proceeds support the Delaware Envirothon, an environmental competition that empowers high school students to become tomorrow’s conservation leaders.

Questions? Email us at deenvirothon@gmail.com