Clean Water Week Poster Contest
Congratulations to our winners!
August 21, 2020
The Maine Water Environment Association (MEWEA) is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to enhance and support Maine’s water environment community. In celebration of Clean Water Week, our Association sponsors a poster competition for Maine students. Thank you to all who submitted artwork demonstrating “What Clean Water Means to me”.
The four posters from each group that get the most “likes” will be featured in our 2021 Clean Water Week Calendar. Additionally, a $100 cash prize will be awarded for the top poster in each group!
GROUP 1: Grades 1-3
Autumn Rich – Strong Elementary, Grade 1 (133 votes)
Lissie Baird – Pownal Elementary, Grade 3 (86 votes)
Coco Griffin – North Yarmouth Academy, Grade 3 (75 votes)
Ghia Barrionuevo – Molly Ockett, Grade 2 (74 votes)
Autumn Rich
All posters in this group can be viewed here: Grades 1-3
GROUP 2: Grades 4-6
Kaitlyn Fortie – Messalonskee Middle, Grade 6 (382 votes)
Olivia Zadakis – Biddeford Middle, Grade 6 (285 votes)
Megan Hallee – Messalonskee Middle, Grade 6 (106 votes)
Sidney Jane Bouman – North Yarmouth Academy, Grade 5 (86 votes)
Kaitlyn Fortie
All posters in this group can be viewed here: Grades 4-6
GROUP 3: Grades 7-12
Naliyah Love – Madawaska Middle/High School, Grade 7 (160 votes)
Ellie Martin – Woodland Consolidated, Grade 7 (150 votes)
Nathan Durland – Kingfield Elementary, Grade 7 (128 votes)
Genevieve Vaillancourt – North Yarmouth Academy, Grade 7 (121 votes)
Naliyah Love
All posters from this group can be viewed here: Grades 7+
2019 Clean Water Week Poster Contest
2018 Clean Water Week Poster Contest
2017 Clean Water Week Poster Contest Winners
2016 Clean Water Week Poster Contest Winners
Front row: Jordan Smiley, Kate Friedell, Alyssa Gagnon, Freya Qualls. Back Row: Scott Firmin (MEWEA President), Matt Timberlake (MEWEA VP), Jonathan LaBonte (Mayor of Auburn)
2015 Clean Water Week Poster Contest Winners
Moriah Hajduk, Freya Qualls, Lydia Merrill, Elizabeth Kane, with Governor Paul LePage and DEP Commissioner Patty Aho.