
The annual FWC art contest is open
Christian Peterson
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The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC), working with Wildlife Forever, hosts an art contest every year. “The annual program invites youth from around the world to connect with nature and learn about fish and aquatic habitats while exploring creative art and writing,” the FWC website reads.
The Fish Art Contest started in 1997 and has since reached over 85,000 youth in 46 countries. “The free contest is accessible to students from kindergarten through 12th grade,” the website states. “Each year, thousands of entries pour in from across the globe, reflecting the program’s widespread appeal and impact.