American Wildlands is excited to use student artwork to raise local awareness concerning the ecological, economic and human safety benefits associated with making our highways safer for people and wildlife. Our art contest, which reached out to students in grades K-8 throughout Park and Gallatin Counties, received over 250 entries from students in 18 schools.

We have narrowed the entries down to the 24 finalists shown below. We wish all finalists the best of luck as our judges decide the six winning entries to be displayed on billboards just outside Bozeman!

Panel of Judges

American Wildlands Staff and Board
Ellen Ornitz, Visual Arts Director at The Emerson Center for the Arts & Culture
Senator Max Baucus
Congressman Denny Rehberg

Pictures

Kindergarten - 2nd Grade
Picture 1	Picture 2
Picture 3	Picture 4
Picture 5	Picture 6
Picture 7

3rd - 5th Grade
Picture 1	Picture 2
Picture 3	Picture 4
Picture 5	Picture 6
Picture 7	Picture 8
Picture 9	Picture 10
Picture 11	Picture 12
Picture 13	Picture 14

6th-8th Grade
Picture 1	Picture 2
Picture 3

Local Venues to Display Artwork of Winners and Runners-up

The Emerson Center for the Arts & Culture: April 10-June 20
Bozeman’s Community Food Co-op: Month of April
Bozeman Public Library: Month of May
First Security Bank Display Window and Lobby: May 12-May 19
Cat Eye Cafe
Daily Coffee
The Leaf & Bean
Rocky Mountain Roasting Co.
Rockford Coffee
Sage Spa

Contact Information

For more information contact Jessica Hann at jhann@wildlands.org or at 406-586-8175 ext 110.