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Announcing The 2020 Brooks Camp Bear Pins Logo Contest

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By NPT Staff - January 12th, 2020

Katmai National Park and Preserve staff is looking for a great design for this summer's bear etiquette pins/NPS

The National Park Service invites artists from the Southwest Alaska region to submit designs for use on Brooks Camp 2020 Bear Etiquette Pins. The selected design will appear on thousands of bear pins distributed to Brooks Camp visitors this summer.

In addition to the satisfaction of seeing their artwork reaching an audience from around the world, the winner will also receive a pair of pins as an award.

The bear etiquette pins are presented to every visitor to Brooks Camp upon their completion of the mandatory bear safety training, and serve as a visual reminder of their training. The booster pins are colored versions of the etiquette pins, and are awarded to exemplars of excellent bear behavior while at Brooks Camp.

The design competition runs through February 14. Entries can be submitted in person at the park headquarters in King Salmon between 9 a.m.-4 p.m., Monday through Friday, or e-mail us. Contest rules are available at either of these locations, or online.

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