Open Contests:
Fish Art Contest
Celebrate the beauty of the District's local fish species with Wildlife Forever's Fish Art Contest. Learn more >>
Past Contest Results:
2023 DOEE Student Air Quality - Art & Comic Contest
Outstanding Participation Awards
- "Greenpath" by Daniel Lim
Artist Bio: Daniel is a sophomore at School Without Walls in Washington, DC. He primarily works in digital mediums, and enjoys illustrating and animating.
- "Greenpath" by Daniel Lim
Artist Bio: Daniel is a sophomore at School Without Walls in Washington, DC. He primarily works in digital mediums, and enjoys illustrating and animating.
Artist Statement: "This painting shows a community that is crafting a greener future. A commute to school should be surrounded by greenery and people working together, participating to help bring a cleaner environment to DC."
- "Meltdown" by Cecilia Lapetina
Artist Bio: "My name is Cecilia Lapetina and I am passionate about advocating for climate change and proposing ideas to create a better, more sustainable future. I attend Duke Ellington School of the Arts, where I have been able to further my graphic design education."
Artist Statement: "I researched various data sets from sources tracking CO2 emissions, glacier mass loss, and sea level changes from resources provided by NASA. My design consists of three parts: CO2 emissions, melted ice, and sea level. CO2 levels are measured in gigatons, ice mass in tons, and sea level changes in millimeters. All graphs are split into the years symbolizing the planetary scale changes over time. This design will be displayed on parking kiosks in busy cities where air pollution is severe. The visualization will make people more aware of the global impact of our choices and inspire them to find alternative energy sources and solutions."
Environmental Essay Contest:
What do you think is an important environmental issue facing the District and how can you be part of the solution? Learn More >>
DC Climate Photo Contest - Kick-off Workshop: Learn More>>