Nominate Your Conservation Heroes

***NOTICE:

Due to Request, Nominations Deadline has been extended to Friday February 15, 2013 at midnight. ****

Nomination Form Found HERE

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Wild South invites nominations for its Fifth Annual Roosevelt-Ashe Conservation Awards (See Past Awards Info HERE). On March 22, 2013, four individuals and one business will be recognized for their Outstanding Contributions to environmental conservation in the South during the past year. The Awards will be presented at Wild South’s Green Gala in Asheville, NC, which annually celebrates and recognizes exceptional work in conservation. Click here to nominate your conservation heroes today.

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Awards are given in each of 5 categories:

Outstanding Journalist

Outstanding Youth 

Outstanding Educator

Outstanding Small Business

Outstanding Conservationist

Wild South named this award series for President Theodore Roosevelt and Mr. W.W. Ashe. Their conservation values mirror our own and we pay homage to their landmark work to protect forests in the South and across the United States.  Nominations are reviewed and scored by a Selection Committee comprised of environmental superstars!

Please fill out the online application by midnight February 13, 2013.

Fifth Annual Roosevelt-Ashe Awards Selection Committee:

Brent Martin, Southern Appalachian Program Director, The Wilderness Society

Ginger Dollar, Community Foundation of Western North Carolina

Dusty Allison, Blue Ridge Outdoors Magazine

Kelly Sheehan Martin, Sierra Club NC Beyond Coal Campaign

Kim Waites, Alabama Outdoors

Todd Witcher, Executive Director, Discover Life in America-All Taxa Biodiversity Inventory, GSMNP

Kim Porter, Director of Development, Environmental Paper Network

Katie Hicks, Clean Water for North Carolina

 Gigi Amateau, Award Winning Southern Author, VA

Terry Deal, Evergreen Community Charter School, NC

 See past year’s award winners…

 

 

2 Comments
  1. David James Reply
    I'd like to nominate Ray Vaughan, formerly of Alabama's WildLaw, for Outstanding Conservationist, for his lifetime achievement, and for his ongoing work in the USDA FS FACA committee. For his ability to see opportunities and take risks. And for his ability to work amicably with people whose positions he disagrees with. See http://www.wildlaw.org/ for a very partial list of what's been done to conserve wild land in the South that otherwise would not have been done had he not devoted his career to conservation. -- dj
    • Ben Prater Reply
      David, Please complete the nomination form using the link above. Thanks

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