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    • The Competition
      • Current Competition
      • Study Guides
      • Future Competitions
      • Past Competitions
  • Home
  • About
    • About
    • History
    • Hall of Fame
    • Alumni
    • Rules and Policy
    • Start a Team
  • The Competition
    • Current Competition
    • Study Guides
    • Future Competitions
    • Past Competitions
Welcome Students and Coaches!

Study Guides

Below you will find study guides and resources for both students and coaches to prepare for the New Mexico State Envirothon Competition in April. After our Launch on Wednesday, December 18th, we will process and post a recording so that going forward you can watch a guiding video to learn how to use these amazing resources created by our station leads and board members.

Coach's Guides

Below you'll find our maps, tips, and rules
Curriculum MapsPractice TipsRules

Study Guides

Each study guide provides learners with measurable learning objectives, accessible learning materials, printable reference pages, suggested practice activities and assessments, and information about the station lead who helped put it together. 


You have access to the printable study guides (found on each page below), as well as the digital lessons which mirror the study guides but provide an online learning management system for students and coaches to work through by topic.


Click on any of the printable study guide pages below or visit our NMSU Digital Lesson Page where you will register for an account on the Microlearning platform and be granted access to the live course. 


Please Note: Students are not required to review the materials on the NCF Envirothon website which supports the International Competition. However, their materials may supplement your learning and further explain concepts covered in our state curriculum. Additionally, students are encouraged to "think ahead" by preparing for the National Competition, in the event they win state.

2025 State Study Materials

Soils

Wildlife

Wildlife

In this area of study, students will learn the fundamentals of soil science and how these principles apply to the management of New Mexico’s unique soils and landscapes.

Wildlife

Wildlife

Wildlife

In this area of study, students will learn about species identification, wildlife ecology, habitat management, and more. 

Aquatics

Wildlife

Aquatics

In this area of study, students will learn about marine and freshwater ecosystems, identify species, and assess water quality. 

Forestry

2025 Special Topic

Aquatics

In this area of study, students will understand forest and plant based ecosystems, forest inventory and management techniques and more. 

2025 Special Topic

2025 Special Topic

2025 Special Topic

Every year students learn about leading environmental or natural resource issues facing our communities. This year's topic is "Fostering Forest Stewardship"

Oral Presentation

2025 Special Topic

2025 Special Topic

Teams are given a real-world scenario in which they must apply all 5 topics into a presentation where they are judged by a panel of professionals on the merits and delivery of their conservation plan. 

NCF Envirothon Study Material

Check out what's going on at the National Level!
NCF-Envirothon Learning ObjectivesNCF Envirothon Special Topic Resources

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