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Lights, Camera, Action!

Recently, we added a new twist to our ongoing annual Kids and Conservation contest - a video contest! Our first annual video contest gave students within our service territory, who are 13 years and older, a chance to showcase their energy-saving efforts in a video and win cash prizes.

Our annual Conserve to Preserve Kids and Conservation poster and video contest is just one way to get students thinking about protecting the environment. And we commend the hundreds of students from schools throughout our service territory who participated this year, submitting works of art that truly exemplify what Conserve to Preserve® is all about.

And the Winners Are ...

The three fifth grade students who won the poster contest were awarded a laptop computer while the winning video group entry received $2,500. The respective schools of these contest winners received $1,000 toward an energy conservation or environmental beautification project.  

Also, the top three videos were showcased on the Asbury Park Press Web site, where the public voted for their favorite one. The Viewers’ Choice Award winner received $500.

Congratulations Winners!

Click on links to view some of the winning entries.

Video Contest Winners
Video Winner
Brian Murphy, Gabby Maurer and Gia Reilly
Communications High School, Wall

Viewer’s Choice Award Winner
Jamie Landriscina, Samantha Megill and Ashley Priante
Girl Scout Troop 1016 Howell

Poster Contest Winners
Monmouth County
Lianna Marcinczuk
West Freehold Elementary School
Freehold

Morris County
Sinduja Sivakumar
Woodmont Elementary School
Pine Brook

Ocean County
Reece Goodson
Frog Pond Elementary School
Little Egg Harbor

And be sure to check out NJNG’s engaging resources that will encourage children to conserve today for a greener tomorrow.