Monument in recognition of the Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding receiving the UNEP award

The Global 500 Roll of Honour was an award given from 1987 to 2003 by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP). The award recognized the environmental achievements of individuals and organizations around the world. A successor system of UNEP awards called Champions of the Earth started in 2005.

Awardees

Since the inception of the award in 1987, over 719 individuals and organizations, in both the adult and youth categories, have been honoured with the Global 500 award. Among prominent winners are:

Prominent Laureates
NameYearCategory
Adult/Youth
Organization/
Individual
Country
Robert Redford[21]1987AdultIndividualUS
National Geographic Society[22][11]1987AdultOrganizationUS
Soichiro Honda[23]1987AdultIndividual (Deceased)Japan
Green Belt Movement,[24] Womenaid International1987AdultOrganizationUnited Kingdom
Greenpeace International[22]1988AdultOrganizationNetherlands
Jimmy Carter[5]1988AdultIndividualUS
Calestous Juma[25]1993AdultIndividualUS
Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh[26]1994AdultIndividualUnited Kingdom
Paul Josef Crutzen[28]1996AdultIndividualGermany
BBC World Service Education Department[29]1997AdultOrganizationUnited Kingdom
Jane Goodall[8]1997AdultIndividualIndia / US
The Nation (Thailand)[30]1997AdultOrganizationThailand
Sylvia Earle[31]1998AdultIndividualUS
Greening Australia[32]1998AdultOrganizationAustralia
Feodor Konyukhov1998AdultIndividualRussia
Yuri Mikhailovich Luzhkov[33]1998AdultIndividualRussia
Don Merton[34]1998AdultIndividual (Deceased)New Zealand
Verna Simpson[35]1999AdultIndividualAustralia
Toyota Motor Club[22]1999AdultOrganizationJapan
C. P. Krishnan Nair[36]1999AdultIndividualIndia
Fuji Xerox Australia[37]2000AdultOrganizationAustralia
Conservation Volunteers Australia[38]2000YouthOrganizationAustralia
Nantawarrina, the first Indigenous Protected Area in the world[39][40] 2000AdultOrganizationAustralia
Laurel Springs School[41]1990AdultOrganizationUS
Paul Winter1987AdultIndividualUS
Anil Agarwal[1]1987AdultIndividual (Deceased)India
Daphne Sheldrick[42] 1992 Adult Individual (Deceased) United Kingdom
Haller Park[43][44] Adult Organization Mombasa
Environmental Investigation Agency[45] 2017 Adult Organization United States / United Kingdom

See also

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