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Celebrating Sustainability Success

We were proud to host and sponsor this year’s Gibraltar Sustainable Awards in collaboration with The Nautilus Project at the Gibtelecom Conference Hall. The annual event, now in its seventh year, continues to recognise local businesses, organisations, and individuals that are leading the way in sustainability and environmental stewardship across Gibraltar.

This year’s theme, Prairies of the Sea, highlighted the importance of protecting Gibraltar’s marine ecosystems and celebrated those taking meaningful action to reduce their carbon and plastic footprint. The awards showcased a wide range of initiatives, from corporate sustainability programmes to grassroots conservation projects.

GFSB Board member Ron Wagemakers was in attendance and during his welcome, said. “The GFSB is proud to support this initiative which places a spotlight on the great work being carried out to protect Gibraltar’s environment. This year’s finalists raised the bar yet again!”

This year’s winners

Christmas Decor Competition: Maya Baharal
Green Business Leaders: EY Limited
Daring to Be Greener: OTWO
Nature Conservation Award: Gibraltar Horticultural Society
Sustainability Team of the Year: Gibraltar College
The Green Beacon Award: Acquarius
Environmental Stewardship Award: Gibraltar Canoeing Association
Green Product Award: Recycle.gi

Gibraltar Sustainable Business Awards 2025:
• 1st Place: Bassadone
• 2nd Place: In2Adventures
• 3rd Place: ISOLAS

Congratulations to everybody involved! The evening once again demonstrated the community’s growing commitment to sustainability. From large organisations to small community groups, each finalist played a role in promoting environmental awareness and, crucially, takling actions that inspire positive change.

The GFSB is proud to support this initiative, which aligns with its mission to help businesses thrive responsibly and contribute to a greener, healthier Gibraltar.

Planning for the 8th edition of the Gibraltar Sustainable Awards is already underway, continuing the drive towards a more sustainable future for all.

Images courtesy of The Nautilus Project.

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