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  • Texas Fish Art Contest

    Texas Fish Art Contest

    Entry Deadline • February 28th, 2026
  • Eligibility:

    • Review the 2026 Rules & Guidelines.
    • This entry form is for particpants that reside in Texas.
    • Artwork submitting to the Texas art contest must feature a fish species found in Texas. 
    • The Fish Art Contest is free and open to all persons in grades K-12 (aged 5-18 years old).
    • Each entry must include both an original artwork and a creative writing piece (writing is optional for students in grades K–3).
    • All Texas entries must submit an online entry form and mail artwork and creative writing. Mailing instructions will be at the end once the form has been submitted. 
    • Entries must abide by the guidelines and be submitted by February 28th, 2026

    Reminder: Artwork must feature a Texas fish species and be mailed.

    If you have questions, please contact Darrel Malone, Education and Interpretation Coordinator at darrel.malone@tpwd.texas.gov

  • Student Information

  • Educator / Adult Supervisor Information

  • Artwork Information

  • To participate in the Texas Fish Art Contest, you must mail in your entry. Mailing instructions will be available once this entry form has been submitted.

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  • Submitting Multiple Entries

    If you're an educator, teacher, or parent submitting a large amount of entries, this will help streamline the process. For just a few entries, we welcome you to submit them individually by going back a step and selecting "I'm submitting one entry". For questions, contact the Wildlife Forever team at info@wildlifeforever.org.
  • Submission Instructions 

    Download the Student Information Sheet: Fill out all required details for each student.

    • If you do not have Excel, you may upload the file to Google Sheets to edit

    Mailing Artwork

    Use the Mail-In Name Sheet to write multiple student's name, grade, and fish species. Cut out the name tags and tape the respective tag on the back of each piece of artwork along with each student’s information and signature. After submitting this form, you will be prompted to print your completed entry form along with mailing instructions.

     

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  • Nominate an Educator of the Year

    The Fish Art Contest includes a special award honoring educators who inspire students to explore the outdoors and participate in the contest. If you’d like to nominate someone, complete this final page to submit them for the Richard M. Hart Educator of the Year Award—they’ll have a chance to receive a classroom package of fishing and art supplies.
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  • Richard M. (Dick) Hart was a successful businessman and family man who had a passion for fishing and conservation. Recognizing his contributions and impact on the Fish Art Contest, The Richard M. Hart Educator of the Year Award is a National Award to honor educators from across the nation. It was Mr. Hart’s belief that educators are the key to encourage and inspire youth conservation education.

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