Do you help to protect and preserve the Earth? Does your company provide products or services that are helpful to the Earth?
If so – then the folks from the Eco-Logic Awards want to recognise and support you!
They are looking for those individuals and organisations that contribute towards the well-being of the Earth. They want to identify those that in a real and measurable way, contribute to the protection, sustainability and restoration of the Earth’s biodiversity and natural resources.
The 2014 Eco-Logic Awards will be hosted by The Enviropaedia in association with SABC3 at a ‘Gloriously Green Celebration’ where Finalists and Winners will be recognised, rewarded and given great media exposure for their Earth-supportive efforts, products and services.
Until the closing date of end June, entrants can submit their products, services, innovations and achievements via email to networking@enviropaedia.com.
The finalists will be announced on 4 July 2014 following selection by a team of highly respected, environmentally-aware judges. All entries are assessed using 7 criteria that are the ‘roots’ of Eco-Logic and three finalists are selected in each category.
Says David Parry-Davies, editor of Enviropaedia and co-host of the Eco-Logic Awards (pictured, top):
“Each year the quality of the entrants makes another leap in quality and diversity. It is motivating to see the increase in Eco-Logical thinking that is permeating South African businesses and consumer choices.”
Concludes Dr John Hanks, who was awarded the 2013 Lifetime Achievement Award:
“One of my current preoccupations is the identification, nurturing, mentoring and encouraging the conservation champions and leaders of the future. The Eco-Logic Awards are the type of awards that call attention to some of the great work underway to promote the message that environmental conservation is not a luxury, but instead a vitally important prerequisite for building a sustainable future for South Africa. ”
The Eco-Logic Awards will be held at Maropeng (Cradle of Humankind South Africa) World Heritage site, Gauteng on the 17 September 2014.
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