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The Nautilus Project- Gibraltar Sustainable Awards in collaboration with the GFSB

World Oceans Day is a yearly celebration to raise awareness of the vital importance of our oceans and the role they play in sustaining a healthy planet. It looks to bring people and organisations together across the globe in a series of events highlighting how we can all help protect the oceans.

The Nautilus Project are really excited to announce that after the last two year’s great successes, we will be hosting our 3rd consecutive Gibraltar Sustainable Awards in collaboration with the GFSB. The theme this year will be Life and Livelihoods.

We are on the lookout for local businesses, organisations, charities and clubs that have implemented the highest number of green initiatives including minimising their carbon and plastic footprints.

Examples may include (but are not limited to):

  • Awarded the most TNP certificates since accreditations began.
  • Implemented Energy Saving practices.
  • Cutback on single use plastics.
  • Recycling within workplace.
  • Reduction in CO2 emissions.
  • Sustainability within the workplace.

Prizegiving ceremony is set for World Oceans Day 8th June 2021. A slight setback due to Covid-19 took place last year causing a month’s delay but the awards evening is presently on track.

Deadline for entries is: Monday 17th May 2021  (end of the working day)

Entries are to be sent via power point presentations to info@thenautilusproject.co on or before the above date.

We look forward to receiving your submissions.

Last years’ nine finalists were a true testament to the diverse representation on how the Gibraltarian community is engaging with our environment. We trust that this year is yet to supersede.

Gibraltar Sustainable Awards History
2020 Award Recipients #NewDecadeNewHabits
Gibbeau – Award For Innovation
Eroski Center Gibraltar – Green Business Leaders Award
Europa FC – Sustainability Team Of The Year Award
Alameda Wildlife Conservation Park – Environmental Stewardship Award
Playtech – Daring To Be Greener Award
Rotary Club of Gibraltar – The Green Beacon Award
OTWO – Sustainability Influencers Award
SM Seruya – Sustainability Vision Award
Hassans – The Gibraltar Sustainable Business Award 2020

2019 Award Recipients #TogetherWeCan
Price Waterhouse Coopers -Daring To Be Greener Award
Morrisons Gibraltar – Sustainability Vision Award
Jyske Bank – Green Business Leaders Award
Ramboll and Gamma Architects – Green Builders Award
University of Gibraltar – Sustainability Team of The Year Award
Eroski Center Gibraltar – The Gibraltar Sustainable Business Award 2019

Kind regards,

Melanie Soiza-Stagnetto
Co-Founder

Mobile: +350 54002262
Email: info@thenautilusproject.co

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