Keystone College on Wednesday hosted the 2025 Regional Pennsylvania Envirothon Competition for high school students from Lackawanna and Wyoming counties. The event, co-organized by the Lackawanna County Conservation District and the Wyoming County Conservation District, included roughly 135 students representing Abington Heights, Lackawanna Trail, Lakeland, North Pocono, Old Forge, Riverside, Tunkhannock and Valley View. The event is a hands-on, academic competition that encourages high school students to think critically about the natural world and their roles in it.
Logan Gervald of the Pennsylvania Game Commission talks to students about identifying wildlife at the Keystone College hosted Regional Pennsylvania Envirothon Competition for high school students from Lackawanna and Wyoming counties on Wednesday.(CHAD SEBRING/STAFF PHOTO)
Ronnie Kuchalski of Old Forge uses binoculars as part of the Keystone College hosted Regional Pennsylvania Envirothon Competition for high school students from Lackawanna and Wyoming counties on Wednesday.(CHAD SEBRING/STAFF PHOTO)
Lackawanna Trail students answer questions at the Keystone College hosted Regional Pennsylvania Envirothon Competition for high school students from Lackawanna and Wyoming counties on Wednesday.(CHAD SEBRING/STAFF PHOTO)
Valley View students discuss wildlife at the Keystone College hosted Regional Pennsylvania Envirothon Competition for high school students from Lackawanna and Wyoming counties on Wednesday.(CHAD SEBRING/STAFF PHOTO)
Students discuss wildlife at the Keystone College hosted Regional Pennsylvania Envirothon Competition for high school students from Lackawanna and Wyoming counties on Wednesday.(CHAD SEBRING/STAFF PHOTO)