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Carolinian Canada Coalition Conservation Awards 2008
CALL FOR NOMINATIONS

Update! Deadline for submission extended to November 15th, 2008

Carolinian Canada is pleased to invite nominations for our 2008 Conservation Awards to recognize outstanding contributions of people who protect Carolinian Canada's unique nature. Nomination Guidelines and forms are available here.

 

Wanted: Stewardship Champions

Individuals who have excelled in stewardship efforts for natural habitat

Groups who champion the conservation of Carolinian habitats and species at risk

Young people who have demonstrated leadership in natural environment protection

Help us to reward their efforts.

You can nominate an individual or group (including categories for youth and lifetime achievement) for actions that are innovative, effective, caring, or daring in helping to protect the unique natural spaces and species of Carolinian Canada.

Your caring person may, for example, have produced an inspiring publication, held an awesome event, created execptional outreach tools, wrote an astounding piece of conservation journalism, saved significant lands, restored critical habitat, helped neighbours in conservation stewardship, developed key policy, protected important water sources, rallied for natural areas, or saved a species at risk.

 

An individual nominee may be a dedicated landowner, stakeholder, professional or volunteer who has acted above and beyond expectations.

A Group Nominee may be non-profit, a government agency, business, industry, media or partnership that has integrated conservation into new areas or made great strides for nature.

A Youth Nominee may be a young person, youth group or youth program that is active in protecting Carolinian Canada’s unique nature.

A Lifetime Achievement Nominee may be an individual or group that has shown exceptional commitment over many years to advance conservation success in Carolinian Canada.

Do you know people who have inspired a community?
Do you know a landowner who has undertaken significant stewardship?
Do you know a business that has gone out of its way to do “the right thing”?
Do you know a naturalist who has dedicated their life to conservation?
Do you know a decision-maker who has taken a stand?
Do you know…?

 

Nomination Guidelines and Forms are available here

Past Award Recipients

Click on the award year for more information about each award winner.

Award Recipients 2005-06

  • Ausable Bayfield Conservation Authority

  • Dan Bissonette

  • Henry Kock

  • Brenda Lorenz

  • Dolf and Anne Wynia

Award Recipients 2004-05

  • Art Teasell

  • Peter Carson

  • Allan Elgar 

  • Pelee Island Winery 

  • East Elgin Secondary School

  • Hamilton Naturalists' Club 

Award Recipients 2003-04

  • Tom Bird 

  • Sarnia Urban Wildlife Committee

  • Walpole Island Heritage Centre, Nin Da Waab Jig 

  • Branksome Green 

  • Bill Prieksaitis 

Award Recipients 2002-03

Award Recipients 2001-02

  • Pat and Kee Dewdney, 

  • Steve Hounsell, Ontario Power Generation

  • Stoney Creek Open Spaces & Natural Environment Study (SCONES) – City of Hamilton

Award Recipients 2000-01

  • Lambton Wildlife Incorporated

  • Dorchester Mill Pond Community Stewardship Project

  • Mary Gartshore

Award Recipients 1999-2000

  • Paul Prevett

  • Canadian Chestnut Council

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