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Upcoming Climate Events
This fall, the Goldman Environmental Prize is excited to attend climate weeks and summits around the world, joining global efforts to create faster and more meaningful change for our climate and planet. We’re also thrilled to convene past Goldman Prize winners at each event, specifically those who were unable to travel to San Francisco during the…
Read moreFive Highlights from the 2023 Goldman Environmental Prize
It’s been just over a week since we announced the 2023 Goldman Environmental Prize winners, six ordinary people who took extraordinary actions to protect their environments and communities. Join us in reflecting on some highlights from a whirlwind Prize winner tour. 1. The 2023 Prize Winner Announcement We were honored to announce the 2023 Goldman…
Read moreIntroducing the 2023 Goldman Environmental Prize Winners
We are honored to announce the 2023 Goldman Environmental Prize winners. These six grassroots environmental leaders prove that ordinary people can have an extraordinary impact on the planet. Join us tonight, April 24, 2023, at 5:30 pm PDT (8:30 pm EDT) in celebrating this year’s winners. Tune into the livestream of the San Francisco ceremony…
Read morePrize Winners Today: Kimberly Wasserman’s Fight for Environmental Justice in Chicago
A Voice for Environmental Justice Kimberly Wasserman is a born organizer. Strong, joyful, and constantly evolving, she radiates warmth and energy. Secure in her beliefs but open minded and friendly, Kim’s power comes from both within herself and from her community on the Southwest side of Chicago: Little Village. Last month, we sat down with…
Read more2021 Grants in Review
In July 2021, the Goldman Environmental Foundation announced the 2021 grant recipients, nine organizations led by or affiliated with Goldman Prize winners around the world. We are pleased to provide an update on their progress. 2021 Goldman Prize Grant Projects One-Year Grants Final Reports Listed in alphabetical order: CEDICAM: Led by Jesús León Santos (Mexico,…
Read morePrize Winners Today: Cambodian Elephant Conservation with Sereivathana Tuy
Uncle Elephant They call him “Uncle Elephant.” Determined, intelligent, and kind, Sereivathana Tuy (known as “Vathana”) is everything you’d want in an uncle. He’s an ex-park ranger, National Geographic Explorer, and, most importantly, a committed conservationist who has devoted his life to protecting elephants in Cambodia. We chatted with Vathana about winning the Goldman Prize…
Read moreThe 2023 Goldman Environmental Prize is Monday, April 24
The Goldman Environmental Prize is excited to share that the 2023 Prize winners will be announced on Monday, April 24. The Prize winners will be celebrated at live ceremonies to coincide with Earth Day: at the War Memorial Opera House in San Francisco on Monday, April 24, and at the Eisenhower Theater at the John…
Read moreGoldman Prize Executive Director Michael Sutton on Why We Should Support Grassroots Voices
Happy New Year! A new year brings fresh inspiration, motivation, and possibilities. It also provides an opportunity for reflection—on the previous year, its highs and lows, and what lessons it conveys to us for the future. This past year, I had the opportunity to immerse myself in nature on several occasions. Memorably, my son and…
Read moreFive Highlights from the 2022 Goldman Environmental Prize
As 2022 concludes, we reflect on what a year it has been! Join us in celebrating some key moments at the Goldman Environmental Prize this year. 1. The 2022 Prize Winner Announcement The Goldman Prize was thrilled to welcome the 2022 winners: Chima Williams, Niwat Roykaew, Marjan Minnesma, Julien Vincent, Nalleli Cobo, and Alex Lucitante and Alexandra…
Read morePrize Winners Today: How Alexis Massol is Creating a Community-Based Environmental Revolution in Puerto Rico
A Spanish version of this blog is available below. Una versión en español de este blog está disponible a continuación. Puerto Rico’s Environmental Revolution In a tropical sea, on a small island, in a lush forest, within the four walls of Casa Pueblo, a tiny revolution is growing. It’s a revolution born of love for…
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