EnviroBowl
JSU’s Environmental Policy and Information Center is proud each year to host the Regional EnviroBowl Competition. The event, sponsored by Legacy, Inc. Partners in Environmental Education, tests the environmental knowledge of Alabama’s high school students.  Teams battle by answering questions on topics such as air quality, chemistry, ecology, forestry, geology, physics, pollution, water quality, and wildlife. 

About Legacy, Inc.
Legacy was created in 1992 by a group of individuals dedicated to providing quality, fact-based environmental education materials to the citizens of Alabama. Today, the organization brings together state and federal agencies, businesses, environmental groups, associations, and concerned citizens to provide comprehensive environmental education programs without duplicating efforts of other organizations. Legacy’s goal is to operate as a true partnership of all groups interested in environmental education, to develop and provide balanced environmental education programs, and to prevent duplication of effort by supporting existing quality environmental education programs. Revenue for Legacy’s environmental education programs comes primarily from the sale of Alabama’s “Protect Our Environment” license tag. Other money comes from the partnership program, donations, corporate sponsors, in-kind donations, grants, and special events.

2004 EnviroBowl Competition
The Eleventh Annual EnviroBowl Competitions with six regional competitions and a statewide final. EnviroBowl is a double-elimination, question and answer competition played between two high school teams consisting of four students each. This year’s competition will feature more than 100 new questions at both the regional and state competitions. In addition, the top three teams at each regional competition will be eligible to advance to the state competition, April 23, 2004 at the Birmingham Botanical Gardens in Birmingham. 

Jacksonville State University's Environmental Policy & Information Center hosted a regional competition on Friday, February 6, 2004 with eight teams participating.  Participating teams included Munford High School, Hueytown High School, Ragland High School, Hokes Bluff High School, Ashville High School, Hanceville High School, Douglas High School and Southside High School.

2004 winning team from Southside High 
School at regional competition held at 
Jacksonville State University on 
Friday, February 6, 2004. 

The Hokes Bluff team placed second among 
the eight teams that competed at JSU in 2004.

Third place team from Douglas High School 
will participate in the 2004 state competition 
along with Hokes Bluff and Southside teams.