PARTNERS

Massachusetts Envirothon Partners

The Massachusetts Envirothon is a network of scientists, educators, local officials, policy-makers, business people, resource managers, community activists, and parents who are committed to preparing the next generation of environmentally literate concerned citizens and professionals.

Please join us in this critical work! The program offers a variety of ways for individuals, businesses, agencies, and community organizations to be involved as program partners, including

major sponsorship for parts of the event or the event as a whole
team sponsorship – teams are looking for local support!
cash and in-kind contributions large and small
event hosting
sharing resources & expertise
volunteering at the event
joining the Mass Envirothon committee
The Mass Envirothon’s annual program, printed for the day of the Envirothon, recognizes sponsorships and contributions of all kinds for each year.

The Massachusetts Association of Conservation Districts is Massachusetts Envirothon’s nonprofit 501(c)3 financial manager.

For more information on partnering/contributing to the Massachusetts Envirothon, contact Will Snyder

2013-2014 Massachusetts Envirothon Steering Committee

The Massachusetts Envirothon Steering Committee is a sub-committee of the Massachusetts State Commission for Conservation of Soil, Water, and Related Resources created to administer the Massachusetts Envirothon Program. The purpose of the Steering Committee is to help fulfill the conservation education mandate of the State Commission through the Envirothon Program.

Committee members are official representatives of their agencies who take on specific roles in program planning and implementation. They meet through the year to develop program policy and curriculum, and to plan and manage Envirothon events.

They are assisted in this work by the Mass Envirothon Coordinator, Brita Dempsey

Will Snyder, Committee Chair
University of Massachusetts Extension
Dan Giza, Committee Vice Chair
Alden Research Laboratory, Inc.

Doris Wood, Committee Treasurer & Co-Secretary
NRCS Volunteer Matthew Goode
Suffolk County Conservation District
Justin Gonsor, Committee Co-Secretray
Department of Conservation and Recreation
Quabbin Reservoir Joe Perry
Department of Conservation and Recreation
Forester
Kelley Freda
DCR Water Supply Protection

Dr. George Zoto
Department of Environmental Protection
Advisory Members
Al Averill ~ USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service
Meg Colclough ~ Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs (EOEEA)
William Dunham ~ Belmont Enterprises
Amie Humphrey Facendola ~ Alden Research Laboratory, Inc.
Susan Ingalls ~ Division of Fisheries & Wildlife (MassWildlife)
Don Lambert ~ Hampden County Conservation District
Pam Landry ~ Division of Fisheries & Wildlife (MassWildlife)
Julie Martin ~ Department of Conservation and Recreation, Division of State Parks and Recreation
Elizabeth McGuire ~ Middlesex Conservation District
Dominique Pahlavan ~ Mass Executive Office of Energy & Environmental Affairs
Diane Baedeker Petit ~ USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service
Clif Read ~ Department of Conservation and Recreation, Quabbin Reservoir

Continuing Mass Envirothon Partners

The following people, agencies, businesses, and organizations (listed in alphabetical order) have provided significant multi-year in-kind, staff and/or funding support to make the Mass Envirothon program possible in recent years. Our sincere thanks to all of them!

Alden Research Laboratory, Inc.
Berkshire Conservation District
Cape Cod Conservation District
Canon Envirothon
Canon USA, Inc.
Deborah Cary
Chartwells
City of Leominster Department of Public Works (Water and Sewer Division)
The Ecotarium
Environmental Business Council of New England, Inc.
Friends of Sholan Farms
Hannaford Supermarkets
Leominster High School Center For Technical Education Innovation Culinary Arts Program
Leominster Rotary Club
Mrs. Penny Holmes
Massachusetts Audubon Society
Massachusetts Association of Conservation Districts
Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Resources
Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation
Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection
Massachusetts Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs

Massachusetts Division of Fisheries and Wildlife (MassWildlife)
Massachusetts Geographic Information Systems (MassGIS)
Massachusetts Technology Collaborative
Museum of Science, Boston
New England Apple
New England Aquarium
New England Chapter of The Wildlife Society
Soil And Water Conservation Society-Southern New England Chapter
The Trustees of Reservations
USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service
US Forest Service/MA Dept. of Conservation and Recreation
University of Massachusetts, Amherst, College of Natural Sciences
University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth, Office of Sustainability
University of Massachusetts Center for Agriculture/Extension
Westford Conservation Trust
Wheaton College
Worcester County Conservation District
Worcester Technical High School