Zone 7 announced 17 finalists and three winners at May Zone 7 Board meeting
The Tri-Valley's water agencies - Zone 7 Water Agency (Zone 7), the cities of Livermore and Pleasanton, California Water Service Company (Cal Water), and Dublin San Ramon Services District (DSRSD), are excited to announce the winner of the 2025 Tri-Valley Water Conservation Art Contest: Nina Wang, a 4th grade student from Alisal Elementary School in Pleasanton. The contest, open to all K-12 students from Livermore, Pleasanton, Dublin, and the Dougherty Valley area of San Ramon, had over 240 submissions this year. After narrowing down the submissions, 17 finalists who best represented the theme: “Habitat Heroes: Transforming Lawns into Vibrant Native Gardens,” were chosen, and voting opened to the community from May 1st - 10th. Over 1,600 Tri-Valley community members cast their vote for their favorite student artwork and Miss Wang’s project, “Let's transform lawn into habitat garden,” received the most votes.
Miss Wang drew 27 individual photos and then animated them to create a story of a Tri-Valley resident who is inspired to transform their traditional lawn for a water-wise garden using California native plant species. Her piece highlights the benefits of replacing water-wasting grass with water-saving native plants, which help sustain the ecosystems and wildlife inside them.
All finalists were invited to the May Zone 7 board meeting with the partner agencies in attendance, where the winner and runner-ups were announced and prizes were distributed.
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