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Celebrating South Africans doing extra-ordinary work for the environment.
WWF’s Living Planet Award is awarded annually to inspiring South African individuals and organisations making a significant contribution to ensuring an equitable and sustainable South Africa in which people and nature thrive.
Known today as the Living Planet Award, this prestigious WWF award was first issued in 1981. It was introduced to recognise the commendable contributions of South Africans who inspire people to live in harmony with nature for the benefit of our country and the wellbeing of all.
Trustees, board members and senior staff of WWF South Africa may nominate candidates for the award. Key criteria are contributing significantly and tangibly to addressing the country’s most pressing environmental challenges, innovative and catalytic environmental interventions, enhancement of WWF’s mission in South Africa and exhibiting the potential to leverage further environmental achievements. The WWF board is responsible for the final selection of winners.
For queries about the Living Planet Award, contact info@wwf.org.za.
ROLL OF HONOUR (2021-2008)
Prof Bob Scholes (Individual Category), African Reclaimers Organisation (Organisation Category)
Prof Timm Hoffman
Sissie Matela and Nicky McLeod (Environmental and Rural Solutions)
Mavuso Msimang
Dr Kerry Sink
Dr Jackie King
Andrew Zaloumis
Mark Read
Dr Allan Heydorn
Mohammed Valli Moosa
ROLL OF HONOUR (2007-1981)
Dr John Hanks and Dr Guy Preston
Nicky and Strilli Oppenheimer
Pat Goss
Ken Newman
German Government through Bundesministerium für wirtschaftliche Zusammenarbeit und Entwickling (BMZ)
Dr Anton Rupert
Dr Ivan May
Prof Brian Huntley
Dr Tony Ribbink and Dr Simon Munthali
Prof Kader Asmal
Neil MacGregor and Ian Garland
John Geddes Page
Dr Douglas Hey, Ted Reilly, Dr John Stutterheim, Dr Ian Hofmeyr, Ann van Dyk, Hans Hoheisen
Prof Brian Rycroft
Anthea Westphal
