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As November settles in and the last waves of migrating songbirds head south, time is running out for young artists to join the 2025 Songbird Art Contest. With just weeks left before the deadline, K–12 students are invited to celebrate the season’s remarkable migrations by creating artwork inspired by some of North America’s most captivating species:
To enter, students must select one species from the Bird List, research it, and create an original, hand-done art piece. Students in 4th grade and above will also submit a short creative writing piece highlighting their bird’s story and conservation needs.
Like the birds making their final push along their migratory routes, the window to participate is closing fast. All entries must be submitted by November 30, 2025.
For submission guidelines and more information about this year’s featured species, visit the Songbird Art Contest webpage. For questions, contact Veronica at vmangio@wildlifeforever.org.
About Wildlife Forever:
Wildlife Forever is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to conserving America’s outdoor heritage through conservation education, habitat restoration, and scientific management of fish and wildlife. With a commitment to maximizing impact, 96% of every dollar donated goes directly to conservation programs. Learn more about the Art of Conservation® Fish Art Contest™, Songbird Art Contest™, Clean Drain Dry Initiative™, and Prairie City USA® at www.WildlifeForever.org.
About the Fish Art Program:
The Art of Conservation® Songbird Art Contest™ is an art competition hosted by Wildlife Forever, focused on sharing the wonder and species diversity of North American songbirds. Participants will learn about a North American Songbird Species and compete for prizes and international recognition. The contest is free to enter and open to students worldwide.