2025 GCEC Poster Contest

The theme for this years event is "Our Power, Our Planet”

Our theme was selected with the goal of raising awareness to the importance of realizing that your actions can have a lasting effect on the environment and benefit your neighborhood's species. Download Flyer Here.

Winner's Prize:

$250 in cash and prizes

Poster will be used as the event poster.

Poster will be used on t-shirts, promotional material, website, and social media sites.

The artist will be recognized on the main stage at the Earth Day Festival!

"Our Power, Our Planet" is the theme of Earth Day this year. Here are some visual concepts students could use to make a poster

Here are some visual concepts students could use for their Earth Day posters with the theme "Our Power, Our Planet":

1. Individual Action, Global Impact:

Visual: A single person taking small actions (recycling, planting a tree, conserving water) with a ripple effect showing those actions impacting the Earth on a larger scale (cleaner air, healthier ecosystems).

Message: Emphasizes that even small choices can make a big difference.

2. Interconnectedness of Humanity and Nature:

Visual: A human figure intertwined with nature – a person hugging a tree, a child playing in a field of flowers, a hand reaching out to touch a butterfly.

Message: Highlights the importance of humans living in harmony with the natural world.

3. Renewable Energy and Sustainability:

Visual: Images of solar panels, wind turbines, electric cars, and sustainable agriculture practices.

Message: Showcases the power of renewable energy and sustainable living in creating a healthier planet.

4. Protecting Endangered Species:

Visual: Images of endangered animals (polar bears, pandas, etc.) with a powerful message about conservation and protecting biodiversity.

Message: Draws attention to the urgent need to protect wildlife and their habitats.

5. Reducing Pollution:

Visual: A stark contrast between a polluted and a clean environment.

Message: Encourages viewers to reduce their carbon footprint and take steps to combat pollution.

6. Empowering Youth:

Visual: Images of young people actively engaged in environmental action (cleaning up a beach, participating in a protest, educating others).

Message: Inspires young people to become environmental stewards and leaders.

Tips for Students:

Keep it Simple: A strong, clear message is more impactful than overly complex designs.

Use Bold Colors: Vibrant colors can grab attention and convey energy.

Incorporate Text Effectively: Use a clear font and concise, impactful slogans.

Add a Personal Touch: Encourage students to incorporate their own unique style and perspective.

We hope these ideas inspire students to create powerful and impactful posters for Earth Day!