Portneuf Valley Environmental Fair

04/19/2026

PVEF 2026. A BIG thank you to our wonderful community. It was another great event.

04/16/2026

Get ready for the Fair this Saturday at Lookout Point from 11:00-3:00!! With live music, free food, and over 80 booths, it’s a great way to explore, connect, and enjoy a Saturday downtown. And don't forget to pick up this year's sticker at the entrances, illustration courtesy of Tut Tran, Idaho Museum of Natural History!

03/31/2026

Check out this zine for kids from Sagebrush Steppe Land Trust and learn about ecosystem restoration at the Century Heights Preserve after a 2024 wildfire! This resources is posted at https://envirofair.org/contests/

More information may be found at: https://sagebrushlandtrust.org/2026/03/13/from-fire-to-recovery-ecosystem-restoration-at-century-heights-preserve/

We’re excited for this year’s Portneuf Valley Environmental Fair, which is coming up on April 18! Since ecosystem restoration is the theme, we created a kids’ zine highlighting what restoration has looked like at Century Heights Preserve following a wildfire. Take a look to see how the landsca...

03/16/2026

This soda can and water bottle sculpture was created by students & teachers at Pocatello High School in Mr. Stayner's classroom. It started as something to gauge student interest in recycling. The pyramid transformed into a symbol for sustainability. Recycling is more than just tossing bottles and cans into bins; it's about transforming garbage into art.

See what you can create! Participation details for this year's Sci/Art contests can be found at:
https://envirofair.org/contests/

03/02/2026

Interested in participating in this year's Recycled Sculpture contest (4th grade and up) but don't know where to start? Join staff at The Glen Allen Project - GAP every Saturday in March from 1:00-3:00 to create recycled sculptures. To reserve a spot, contact the GAP at [email protected]

Happy crafting!

03/02/2026

Learn about the chemistry of plants, local ecosystems and restoration, and green technology by participating in this year's science/art contests at the Environmental Fair!

Recycled Sculpture Contest:
- Theme: Restore Our Earth: Ecosystem Restoration and Green Technology
Illustrated Poem Contest:
- Theme: Into the Woods with Chemistry

Educational and inspirational resources can be found at https://envirofair.org/contests/

12/18/2025

It's time to start planning for the 2026 Environmental Fair! Calling all sponsors, exhibitors, and volunteer to help us make next year's event a great one. See the press release below for details!

04/24/2025

Look forward to the following kids activities at the 2025 Environmental Fair near the playground at Lookout Point!

04/17/2025

Remember to submit your illustrated poems either digitally to [email protected] or to City Hall at 911 N. 7th Ave. in the main lobby. A basket for poems is in the lobby. Submissions will be accepted until 5:00 PM tomorrow!

We look forward to seeing your art!!

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04/08/2025

There is still time to create an entry for the Recycled Sculpture Contest! The Glen Allen Project will be offering a workshop where you can create a sculpture on April 19th at 1:00 PM! The $10 fee is only a suggested donation so the workshop is open to all.

To reserve your spot, contact the Glenn Allen Project at [email protected]

Have fun creating!