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Outstanding Service to Environmental Education by an Organization

The Outstanding Service to Environmental Education by an Organization Awards may be presented to organizations to recognize their efforts in promoting and providing EE leadership at the local, regional, and global levels*.

The organization receiving the award must have made a significant contribution to EE, and should be known for one or more of the following:

  • Visible contributions in EE (e.g. research, innovations, curricula, legislation, publications, etc.)

  • Dedicated service in the field of EE

  • Outstanding environmental action, contribution, or stance by an organization whose primary function is not environmental (e.g. a political group that is supportive of EE programs or legislation, etc.)

  • Excellence in reporting environmental issues for the purpose of educating the public, in print or electronic media (e.g. a writer; newspaper, radio, or television program that regularly gives space or time to present environmental information in such a way as to educate over a period of time; or any network, foundation, or entity that makes such reporting possible)

*Local refers to work within the state or province.  Regional refers to work beyond the state or province, but within the same country.  Global refers to work involving more than one country.

2007

Local: Willow Bend Environmental Education Center, Flagstaff, Arizona
Regional: The NEED Project, Manassas, Virginia
Global: Laurel Springs K-12 Distance Learning Program, Ojai, California

2006

Local: Facing the Future

Regional: Audubon of North Woods
Global: Green Teacher Magazine
Global: Project Learning Tree

2005

Local: Chihuahuan Desert Nature Park, Las Cruces. New Mexico
Regional: Sierra Youth Coalition, Ottawa, Ontario
Global: The Centre for Environment Education (CEE), Ahmedabad, India


2004

Local: Shaver's Creek Environmental Center
Regional: Earth Day Canada


2003

Local: Aspen Center for Environmental Studies
Regional: ForEd BC


2002

Local: New Jersey School of Conservation
Regional: National Wildlife Federation


2001

Local: Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, Bureau of State Parks
Regional: Four Corners School of Outdoor Education
Global: World Wildlife Fund


2000

Local: School Yard Nature Program
Global: Tennessee Valley Authority and the Rostov Region of Russia


1999

Local: Moanalua Gardens Foundation
Global: CISDE


1998

Local: Eco-Cycle
National: Environmental News Network


1997

Local: Los Angeles Conservation Corp
National: The National Environmental Education and Training Foundation (NEETF)


1996

Local: The Metropolitan Sewer District
National: American Forest Foundation


1995

Local: the Wisconsin Center for Environmental Education, Stevens Point, WI
National: Council of State Governments, Lexington KY


1994

Phillips Petroleum Company


1993

Boys & Girls Clubs of America


1992

Profauna (Proteccion de la Fauna)


1991

WSMT TV Channel 4, Nashville


1990

Alberta Environment, Environmental Education Branch


1989

Tennessee Valley Authority, Environmental Education Program


1988

Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction


1987

Kentucky Division of Water


1986

Project WIZE (Wildlife Inquiry through Zoo Education), New York Zoological Society


1985

National Wildlife Federation


1984

Western Regional Environmental Education Council


1983

Michigan Environmental Education Association


1982

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1981

Environmental Education Association of South Dakota


1980

ERIC Clearinghouse for Science, Mathematics, and Environmental Education


1979

Journal of Environmental Education


1978

League of Women Voters Education Fund


1977

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1976

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1975

Weyerhauser Corporation


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