Eco-Logic Awards to celebrate in ‘glamorous green’ Posted on 4 June 2019 Tags:Eco-Logical Awards The Eco-Logic Awards presented by The Enviropaedia will be held at the Table Bay Hotel in Cape Town on World Environment Day, 5 June. The awards identify individuals, organisations and communities that positively contribute towards a sustainable world and the winners, selected by a panel of judges that includes Getaway Editor Justin Fox, will be announced on Wednesday evening. Those that walk away with awards on Wednesday evening will be recognised for their efforts in protecting and preserving our beautiful planet. In addition to the awards, this year, works of art specifically commissioned for The Eco-Logic Awards will be on sale to raise funds for the Endangered Wildlife Trust. Despite the unavoidable issue of escalating climate change, oceans of plastic and the fears of younger generations about the world they will inherit, there are bright green solutions we can support. Director of The Enviropaedia and the Eco-Logic Awards, David Parry-Davies, reminds us that ‘If we look at how the year has started, there’s no doubt that our situation is dire. However, the 2019 Eco-Logic Awards can lift us out of a pessimistic and helpless attitude about our future by identifying the people, products and organisations that give us hope because they provide real solutions for Climate Change and other environmental challenges that we face. We will celebrate the achievements of today’s Eco-Champions who are giving us the resources and creating the opportunities to build a better world to live in for ourselves and our children.’ This year’s finalists across the 12 categories are: Climate change: Department of Agriculture: SmartAgri plan Global Wheeling Hotelstuff/Greenstuff TOMA-Now: What to do with aliens? Eco-Innovation: Dekro Paints: AMORIGUARD A-GAIN Interwaste: Waste Derived Fuel Services Prime Plus Packaging Pty Ltd: Biodegradable Cassava Starch Bags UCT Bio-Brick: Growing bio bricks from human urine Recycling and Waste Management: Baoberry: i-ZEWATA Green Cape: The Western Cape Industrial Symbiosis Programme (WISP) Reclite: Recycling of problematic waste glass previously categorised as ‘non-recyclable’ Sun City Waste Management Project Eco-Build: Dekro Paints: AMORIGUARD A-GAIN Hotel Verde Streetlight Schools UCT Bio-Brick: Growing bio-bricks from human urine Water: Enviro Options (Pty) Ltd The GreenCape Sector Development Agency: Water Resilience Initiative Virgin Active South Africa: Journey to Net Zero Waste Water WATTAPAC Green Economy: Cape Town Environmental Education Trust: CTEET Training and Development Programme GreenCape Sector Development Agency WESSA: eSteam WESSA: Tourism Blue Flag project Biodiversity: City of Cape Town: Biodiversity Management in the City of Cape Town Kloof Conservancy: The Aller River Pilot Project (ARPP) Korsman Conservancy: Environmental Rehabilitation Project Landmark Foundation: Shepherding back biodiversity Municipality: City of Cape Town Disaster Risk Management: Women & Girls (Invisible) Force of Resilience eThekwini Municipality: The Aller River Pilot Project (ARPP) Knysna Municipality: Disaster Management Knysna Municipality: Invasive Plant Management Skills Development Programme Eco-Community: Korsman Conservancy Sustaining the Wild Coast: Xolobeni Community Total South Africa & SANParks 60 Year Partnership WESSA: Young Reporters for the Environment Programme Eco-Youth: Jade Bothma: Oceano Reddentes NPC Joshua Potgieter and Imraan Samuels: Guerilla House Kyle Cato Rocco Antonia Da Silva: The future kids Eco-Angel: Craig Foster: Sea Change Project Esther van der Westhuizen: The Animal Sanctuary at Butterfly World Mashudu Makhokha: Lapalala Wilderness School Rhian Berning: Eco Atlas Eco-Warrior: Daniel Nyarenda Mandla Gqamlana Margo Tamzone Adonis Sinegugu Zukulu The ‘Glamorously Green’ Eco-Logic Gala Awards evening will be held on 5 June 2019 at the Table Bay Hotel in Cape Town. Look out for announcements on Getaway’s social media channels. For more information, visit ecologicawards.com. Image: Unsplash Related Posts The Lady in the Landy: Carla Geyser 7 February 2023 "We cannot sit back and wait for a miracle to happen; every one of us... read more 88 countries agree on shark fin regulation in historic vote 22 November 2022 Panama was host to CITES in November 2022. For the first time in history, 88... read more The big question after Plett’s fatal shark attack: Why? 27 September 2022 By now, we know that sharks are not the mindless killing machines that horror movies... read more PREV ARTICLE NEXT ARTICLE
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