Arkansas schools encouraged to enter AGFC’s Generation Conservation regional competitions

The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission has opened its application portal to the 2026 Generation Conservation Pre-Summit and Regional competitions, and interested schools have until Sept. 21 to register for the first round of competitions.

This year’s Pre-Summit and Regional competitions feature challenges ranging from cooking wild game and quiz bowls, to debate and designing nature center exhibits, magazine spreads and action plans focused on improving their school’s conservation footprint.

According to Larami Burge, Generation Conservation coordinator for the AGFC’s Education Division, the competition is open to public, private, charter and homeschool students in three divisions: Elementary (Kindergarten-fifth grade), Middle School/Junior High (sixth-eighth grade) and High School (ninth-12th grade). There are no entry or registration fees, but teachers must register as a school.

“The competitions cover a variety of aspects of conservation, which helps build common bonds between students who have a variety of educational backgrounds and strengths,” Burge said. “We ask that all teachers at a specific school coordinate with each other to ensure only one entry per school per division.”

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