The most comprehensive on line is probably at North American Association of Environmental Educations. Here is the link.
https://naaee.org/eepro/resources/high-school-grades-9-12-resources

Connecticut is also exploring how to host a virtual statewide competition using google classroom and/or Zoom. We are hosting a zoom meeting with CT Envirothon Advisors to see what would best help them this year. We definitely will be setting up some type of virtual platform.

The "West Virginia Envirothon Study Materials" section found under this site, http://www.wvca.us/envirothon/, has a great deal of information about soils, wildlife, forestry and aquatics that go well beyond West Virginia-specific information. A lot of good resources compiled for a teacher who has some time to sift through the information.

Hi Mary,

A group of our CD educators are exploring how to develop/compile/deliver lessons and activities for students, both on-line and print versions (for those students who lack access to computers/internet). In the meantime, our partners at E3 Washington have compiled some existing resources on their website: http://www.e3washington.org/safe-outside-diy-learning. The lessons target a range of ages (not just 9-12), but you might find some helpful links there. I'll keep you posted on how the efforts of our CDs go moving forward. Take care!

Hi Denise, Davin, and Laura,
Those are all great links and information! Thank you!
Stay safe & healthy!