Time is ticking to help the environment and to reward those who fight for it. Nominations for the coveted Echo Environment Awards 2022Close on Wednesday, May 11.
These awards are not just to recognize and reward, but also to inspire.
These prestigious awards could make you even more influential, regardless of whether you’re networking on the night or having your work promoted to millions of Echo readers.
Perhaps it’s a new client who wants to be more environmentally responsible, or it could simply be someone who has taken your ideas and made a difference. Whatever the case, the Liverpool City Region is eager to follow your lead, all it needs is your story.
Click here to enter now for the chance to be with your fellow community champions in Liverpool at the Isla Gladstone Conservatory on June 1. For more information, visit the headline sponsor for this special event. United UtilitiesClick here Here.
The younger generation is making a stand by using TikTok and toys to campaign for committees and campaigns, individually and in groups with their schools. They deserve recognition.
It’s not just young people who are promoting greener living. Businesses and organizations across the Liverpool City Region are also doing their part.
Let us show our appreciation and gratitude to them. Nominating today
We honored two eco champions last year: Craig Hailes, Victoria Corcoran, and Craig Hailes.
The Zero Waste Award went to Tarbock Green’s Pets Country Manor. This five-star luxury cat hotel is licensed and licensed.
“We were beyond thrilled to have won at Echo Environment Awards. It was an unbelievable award that we didn’t anticipate – we were truly astonished!”
“We are thrilled and proud that Pets Country Manor has been recognized for this. This is a great opportunity for us and our customers to let the general public and the general public about the steps we have taken to reduce our carbon footprint in recent years.
“It means so many to us personally, but to also be recognized in business capacity for all the investment and the changes that our business is making to be greener has been amazing. It is becoming more important to do little each year and build on it year after year.
The business won the award and has since expanded to offer additional services such as ‘Pawsome Afternoon tea’ and ‘Kitty Tapas’. It also won another award for community service.
If you want to see your local businesses owners as happy and satisfied as Victoria or Craig, Take a look below at the different categories and criteria. Then, get your entryToday.
The judges will select the winners and they will award two tickets for free to the highly-anticipated awards. Additional ticketsAvailable for 40 (+VAT).
These are the categories:
The Year’s New Green Business
This category is available to new businesses that have been in business for less than two years and started trading on or after January 1, 2019.
We want to hear about your business if it places the environment and wellbeing at the heart of its operations. Judges look for evidence of innovation, investment into new technologies, and excellent staff engagement. They also want to see evidence of the business’s impact on the community and environment.
Green Business of the Year
This award is only for businesses that have been in existence for at least two years.
We want to hear about your business if it places the environment and wellbeing at the heart of its operations. Judges will be looking to see evidence of innovation, investment and new technologies, excellent staff engagement, and the impact of your business on the community.
CSR Award
This award honors businesses that go above-and-beyond to show how they behave towards the environment, community, employees, stakeholders, and others. Judges will look for evidence of initiatives and projects. We want to know if your company has made a positive difference in the lives of others and the environment.
Healthy Living Award
This award recognizes projects that take notice of the environment and use it in order to improve the health and well-being of our community. Your project might have encouraged healthy eating habits or introduced exercise to others. Please tell us about your efforts to promote a healthy environment, body, and mind.
Community Impact Award
This award recognizes local communities that work together. We are interested in hearing about neighbourhood improvement projects, communities that make the most of green space, and neighbours working together to make their neighborhoods safer and more healthy.
Tell us about community projects and how they have helped you to connect with the environment around you to make positive changes.
Green School of The Year
This award is given to any Merseyside school that has taken an active, committed approach to putting the principles and practices of sustainability and healthy life into practice. We would love to hear about the initiatives your school has taken to be healthy and green.
Maybe your school has created an outdoor learning environment, a growing-your-own program, or perhaps the pupils have started a project to do community work. We would love to hear about your school’s efforts to create healthier environments and be more environmentally conscious.
Environmental Youth Award
This award is for either a team or a single young person under 18 years old. We are looking for budding environmentalists from Merseyside who are involved in green projects, or who encourage a healthy lifestyle.
We encourage nominations of young people who are involved in environmental activism through clubs and activities within their communities.
Environmental Champion
Sponsored By United Utilities
This award recognizes individuals or groups that have made outstanding environmental contributions. They could be a community hero, a businessperson, or a group of volunteers. Tell us about anyone you know that inspires others, regardless of their age.
The Circular Economy Award
Sponsored By Merseyside Waste AuthorityIn partnership Veolia
This award is open for all organizations that are using or developing a circular economic approach to the delivery or management of their organisation or projects. The winner of this award will show how it implements circular material flows. Additionally, you must provide evidence that the organisation or project is committed to reducing carbon and addressing climate crisis through resource efficacy.
The emphasis will be on the social value created by circular practices, such as supporting biodiversity, reducing water consumption, using local suppliers and creating green jobs, training and education, and working with academia.
- The deadline for nominations is Wednesday May 11, with the event following. Wednesday, June 1, at the Isla Gladstone Conservatory in Liverpool
- Visit the following website to book tickets and enter. official website.
