Livermore Water Conservation Art Contest

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Congratulations 2025 Winners!

The Tri-Valley wide Water Conservation Art Contest is an annual event sponsored by Livermore Municipal Water, California Water Service (Cal Water), and Zone 7 Water Agency.

This contest allows K – 12th grade Livermore students to share their talents by creating artwork that explains the importance of water and shows the vital role water conservation plays in our daily lives. Visit our Flickr page to view winning artwork from past years.

Contest Details

How to Enter

Bookmark Zone 7 Water Agency's website to learn about plants that are native to our region and watch for its next contest announcement (usually annually in May).

Fun Learning Activities for Kids

No need to wait for the annual contest to get your kids into water conservation habits. Check out our resources here along with Zone 7 Water Agency's Water Academy to create learning opportunities right in your home.

2025 Contest

Congratulations to our talented Livermore kids who were recognized at the May Zone 7 Board meeting for their outstanding submissions to our annual art contest:

1st runner up: Viraj Gupta, 1st grade, Livermore.
2nd runner up: Reva Gupta, 9th grade, Dublin.
3rd runner up: Elvy Beltran, 8th grade, Livermore.

This year's winner went to Pleasanton 4th Grader Nina Wang!

The 2025 contest brought in over 240 submissions and the judges narrowed it down to 17 finalists.

Read the full media announcement here.

2023 Contest

The theme for the 2023 Livermore Water Conservation Art Contest was "California Water: Back to its Roots" to encourage students to learn about the beauty and water-saving power of California native plants. Congratulations to this year's contest winners!