About the Award

The Canadian Award for Environmental Innovation was established in 2009 by The Royal Canadian Geographical Society and 3M Canada to recognize outstanding individuals in business, government, academia or community organizations whose innovative contributions to environmental change are benefiting Canada and Canadians.

The Award seeks to celebrate individuals involved in a local, regional or national project, program or initiative that has provided innovative solutions that protect, restore or preserve the environment.

The winner of the 2009 Award for Environmental Innovation was Sidney Ribaux.

We are now inviting all Canadians to look to their communities for candidates worthy of recognition for the 2010 Canadian Award for Environmental Innovation. You’ll find the information you need to complete a nomination in the official Nomination Guide and Nomination Form.

Please submit your completed nomination online no later than 2 pm EST on Tuesday August 31, 2010.