Arbor Day in Schools

2020 Arbor Day Poster Winners

WV Division of Forestry names state fourth and fifth grade winners of Arbor Day poster contest

Poster by Aimee Baker, fifth grade, homeschooled in Union, Monroe County.

Poster by Lauren Pleska, fourth grade, Sacred Heart Grade School in Charleston, Kanawha County.

Arbor Day Resources

2020 West Virginia Arbor Day Poster Contest Rules

2020 Activity Guide

School Winner Report Form

2020 Arbor Day Certificate of Participation

2020 Arbor Day Certificate for School Winner

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The West Virginia Division of Forestry is committed to protecting, nurturing, sustaining, and promoting the wise utilization of our state’s forest resources.

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Established in 1909, as a declaration of the state government for the need of forest protection and research, the West Virginia Division of Forestry protects and conserves the state’s forest resources.

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State Headquarters
7 Players Club Drive
Charleston, WV 25311
(304) 558-2788

Regional Offices

Jim Justice, Governor
Ed Gaunch, Secretary, WV Commerce
Tom Cover, Director-State Forester

Participation in West Virginia Division of Forestry programs is open to all eligible applicants without regard to race, color, religion, national origin, age, sex, marital status or disability. To file a complaint of discrimination write: West Virginia Division of Forestry, 7 Players Club Drive Charleston, WV 25311. The West Virginia Division of Forestry is an equal opportunity employer.