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The nomination period for the 2023 award is closed. Nominations for the 2024 award are accepted and must be submitted by January 20, 2024. Use this web form to submit.
The span of disciplines and activities for which nominations can be made is wide and includes all disciplines which have relevance to the environment.
The research of nominees should be based on scientific grounds but must clearly show impacts outside of the specific discipline.
Please read the Nomination Guidelines before you nominate someone.
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The nomination procedure is in three easy steps. Please make sure that the documents you upload meet the requirements in the Nomination Guidelines.
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A nomination is valid for three years.
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