Here is a great opportunity for those who are championing regenerative work and could use this extra push. There is still time to apply.
From 1st August 2022 – 19th September 2022, regenerative organisations, community groups, businesses and other projects from around the world can apply to the LUSH Spring Prize 2023.
Application forms are available to download from the Lush Spring Prize website <https://springprize.org/>and entries close at 10:00 GMT 19th September 2022.
The Prize awards and celebrates those repairing the earth’s damaged systems, helping to leave the world Lusher than they found it. It seeks to increase the capacity of communities and societies to thrive in harmony with nature and each other, building healthy and resilient ecosystems and livelihoods.
The work and stories of shortlisted projects will be published on the Spring Prize website and prize recipients will be invited to a celebratory co-learning event taking place in May 202
The 2023 Lush Spring Prize will award at least 11 prizes across 4 different Spring Prize categories: from the Intentional stage, through to Young and Established organisations, and for Influence. Applicants can also be considered for two collaborative prizes: the Ancient and Indigenous Wisdom Award, and the Permaculture Magazine Award.
For great new ideas and projects up to 1 year old, to help build knowledge and a solid foundation from which to grow.
For projects or organisations that are 1-5 years old, to help develop their environmental and social regeneration work.
For organisations that have worked towards regeneration for 5+ years, to help share knowledge and inspire more people and ideas.
For local, national or international organisations and networks that have a core focus on campaigning or lobbying to influence policy, regulation or public opinion in support of regeneration.
for indigenous and traditional knowledge-led projects and organisations.
Prize recipients share an amount of £10,000, provided by Be The Earth.
for individuals, communities, businesses, groups and organisations that can demonstrate inspirational permaculture work over three years or more. Prize recipients share a prize fund of £10,000, provided by Permaculture Magazine
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