*[Enwl-eng] Fwd: So Long, 2024 (Goldman Prize)

Thu Dec 26 16:09:30 MSK 2024


От: Лариса Сливченко lora_s80 at mail.ru
Дата: среда, 25 декабря 2024г., 20:29 +06:00
Тема: Fwd: So Long, 2024


  От: Goldman Environmental Prize pr at goldmanprize.org
  Дата: четверг, 19 декабря 2024г., 01:30 +06:00
  Тема: So Long, 2024


                            Reflecting on 2024 at the Goldman Prize 
                     
                            2024 marked the 35th anniversary of the Goldman Environmental Prize—an eventful year full of inspiring stories, environmental progress, and celebration. Join us in reflecting on some key moments from a whirlwind year. 
                     
                           
                            The 2024 Goldman Prize Winners 
                     
                              
                            The 2024 Goldman Prize winners were announced in April: Alok Shukla (India), Murrawah Maroochy Johnson (Australia), Sinegugu Zukulu and Nonhle Mbuthuma (South Africa), Marcel Gomes (Brazil), Teresa Vicente (Spain), and Andrea Vidaurre (United States). 
                     
                           
                            Discover their Stories
                              
                     
                            Celebrating at the San Francisco Ceremony 
                     
                              
                            San Francisco City Hall glowed green as some 2,500 people gathered at the Opera House to celebrate the 2024 Goldman Environmental Prize winners. For a second year, the ceremony was hosted by Rue Mapp, founder of Outdoor Afro, an organization dedicated to celebrating Black connections and leadership in nature. 
                     
                           
                            Watch the Ceremony on YouTube
                              
                     
                            Unveiling an Art Installation in Celebration of Earth Day  
                     
                              
                            In honor of Earth Day and the 35th anniversary of the Goldman Environmental Prize, the Goldman Prize presented GROW, a temporary public art installation in San Francisco. GROW, which commented on civilization’s destruction of wildlife, was designed by Bay Area artists and featured trees planted around the city from Friends of the Urban Forest. 
                     
                           
                            Learn about GROW
                              
                     
                            Exploring the Bay Area with this Year’s Prize Winners 
                     
                              
                            During a busy week of networking in San Francisco, the Prize winners paused to take in the natural beauty of the Bay Area, visiting the Golden Gate Bridge, Muir Woods National Monument, and the San Francisco Botanical Garden. 
                     
                           
                            Explore the Bay Area
                              
                     
                            Hosting the Washington, DC, Ceremony 
                     
                              
                            The Prize winners traveled to Washington, DC, to share their stories with an East Coast audience. The Washington ceremony was hosted by science educator and marine conservationist Danni Washington. While in Washington, Prize winners meet with nonprofits, foundations, and elected officials to share their stories and advance their goals. 
                     
                           
                            Attending the COP16 Biodiversity Conference 
                     
                              
                            The Prize was delighted to attend the United Nations Convention on Biological Diversity, or “COP16,” in Cali, Colombia. Our staff reunited with various Goldman Prize winners from around the world as they shared their unique perspectives in panels and meetings. 
                     
                           
                            Discover Highlights from COP16
                              
                     
                            Sharing Stories of Inspiration and Action 
                     
                              
                            Throughout the year, the Prize shared articles on the 2024 Prize winners from publications around the world, including CNN, The New York Times, Mongabay, and NBC News. Be sure to follow the Prize on Instagram and Linkedin to stay up to date with Prize winner news. 
                     
                           
                            Thank You! 
                     
                            We are grateful to you for being part of our community of movers, shakers, and everyday activists. Your commitment carries us forward into the new year. 
                     
               
                                The Goldman Environmental Prize, administered by the Goldman Environmental Foundation, is the world's foremost award honoring grassroots environmental activists. Learn more: goldmanprize.org 
                           
                     
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