The city wants to recognize those who have been working to preserve the integrity, stability, and beauty of Campbell River’s natural areas.
That’s why the city is calling for nominations for the 18th Annual City Stewardship Awards.
Nominations can be submitted until September 9th for environmentally conscious individuals or community groups that residents think deserves to be recognized.
Categories include individuals, groups, businesses, industry representatives and youth who have contributed to environmental stewardship.
“Every day, there are citizens in Campbell River who are working in the community’s green corridors and the urban environment to restore habitat and create vibrant, livable spaces,” Mayor Andy Adams said.
“It’s once again time to recognize their diverse accomplishments and share their stories.”
The award categories are the following:
- Air Quality/Alternative Transportation
- Pesticide Free/Urban Agriculture
- Water/Energy Conservation
- Habitat Protection/Creation
- Waste Reduction
- Youth Special Recognition
- Environmental Excellence
Download an application form from the What’s New section of the city’s website (LINK HERE) to nominate a candidate.
Paper copies are also available at city hall.
For more information on the awards, contact the city’s environmental specialist at [email protected] or at 250-286-5711.
Awards will be presented at the Fall Festival at Haig-Brown House on September 22nd.
