New York City Envirothon Overview

The video introduces the New York City Envirothon, an outdoor environmental science competition for high school students. It covers the competition's structure, including subject categories and testing methods, and highlights the 2023 theme of adapting to climate change. The video also details the oral presentation component, event logistics, and participation requirements. It concludes with information on hosting and a Q&A session.

What is the primary focus of the New York City Envirothon?

• History and Geography

• Mathematics and Physics

• Environmental Science

• Literature and Arts

How many students can form a team for the Envirothon?

• 2 to 3 students

• 4 to 5 students

• 6 to 7 students

• 8 to 9 students

Which of the following is NOT a subject category in the Envirothon?

• Aquatic Ecology

• Forestry

• Wildlife

• Astronomy

What is the theme for the current event in 2023?

• Biodiversity Conservation

• Urban Development

• Adapting to Climate Change

• Renewable Energy

Which of the following is a key topic under the 2023 current event theme?

• Space Exploration

• New York's Climate Policies

• Digital Transformation

• Cultural Heritage

In the oral presentation, what role might a team member represent?

• A mayor

• A scientist

• A teacher

• A journalist

What is a requirement for the oral presentation in the Envirothon?

• Creating a video

• Writing an essay

• Making a poster

• Conducting an interview

When is the New York City Envirothon tentatively scheduled for 2023?

• May 10th

• April 28th

• June 5th

• March 15th

Who is responsible for registering the team for the Envirothon?

• The students

• The team advisor

• The principal

• The parents

Which organization hosts the New York City Envirothon?

• New York City Department of Education

• National Park Service

• New York State Conservation District Employees Association

• New York City Soil and Water Conservation District