5th annual Green Careers Expo

A collaboration between the Arkansas Forestry Association Education Foundation and the Arkansas Environmental Education Association, we invite you to participate in this one-day interactive free student event focusing on Green Careers.

Wednesday, October 28, 2026
UA Community College
Batesville, Arkansas

Teachers

Make plans for your 8-12th grade students to join us for the 5th annual Green Careers expo in Batesville this October. Students and teachers will have the opportunity to interact with exhibitors from local, state, and federal agencies, businesses, industries, and organizations to learn about professions that exist within the environmental, natural resources, and conservation fields. Interested schools can select one 2-hour session, morning or afternoon, to attend the expo.

Exhibitors

We want to highlight both technical and professional careers – not just the in-the-field positions but also the administrative, accounting, IT, support, and communications careers that exist within the Green Sector. We will have space available for indoor displays and plenty of outdoor space available for equipment and machinery displays, live demonstrations, and interactive exhibits. If you plan to set up outside, we ask that you please bring your own tables and chairs. We encourage all exhibitors to bring “tools of the trade” to display to students highlighting some of the equipment used in your highlighted career fields.

Exhibitors for this year’s event are not yet finalized, but could include those in

  • Natural resource management
  • Renewable energy
  • Environmental science
  • Green building
  • Wildlife conservation
  • Energy efficiency
  • Water and air quality
  • Sustainable transportation
  • Clean manufacturing
  • and more

You can read more about previous year’s event, including a short video, register as an exhibitor, or register your school to attend on the Arkansas Forestry Association website.

Contact Rob Beadel at rbeadel@arkforests.org with any questions.

Students learn about wildlife habitat needs from Little Rock Zoo staff.
Students try their hand at the knot tying station presented by arborists from Raines Tree Service.


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