Many students participated in the environmental drawing competition where the students spent three hours among the trees and nature painting. By the end of the day, three paintings were chosen by a professional committee headed by a professor from The Hashemite University.  Other activities included paper recycling, wax recycling and perfume extracting from the natural plants. All three workshops were presented by students and consisted of interactive hands-on activities for peer to peer training. This enabled students to engage in workshops in order to help them train other students in their respective  schools.  The day also included lectures by The Royal Society of Nature Reservation and student performances in two environmental plays.

At the closing ceremony, certificates of participation were distributed to the schools and the results from the painting competition were announced. The Secretary General of the Ministry of Environment expressed his thanks to iEARN  Jordan for organizing the event and expressed the Ministry’s full support to all activities iEARN holds. iEARN Jordan suggested that the government assign a barren mountain to plant over a period of three years by encouraging iEARN students to go their regularly and plant trees/flowers. His Excellency welcomed the idea and promised to discuss it at a future meeting of the government for legal processing and to locate a suitable site for nature conservation.