We are excited to announce our 2024 finalists across our 10 categories.
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Nature of Scotland Awards
The Nature of Scotland Awards recognise the very best in Scottish nature conservation.
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For over a decade, the Nature of Scotland Awards have recognised the very best in Scottish nature conservation. With the support of our generous sponsors and in partnership with headline sponsor NatureScot, we highlight excellence, collaboration and action for nature.
Our 2024 Shortlist
Awards Ceremony
We’re looking forward to celebrating all our 2024 finalists at our Awards Ceremony. This prestigious event will take place at the Edinburgh International Conference Centre on Thursday 28 November 2024. Brought to you by RSPB Scotland and headline sponsor NatureScot, over 400 members of the conservation community will come together for an evening of celebration hosted by BBC Landward presenters and nature enthusiasts Dougie Vipond and Arlene Stuart.
Dougie Vipond first shot to fame as a founding member and drummer of the band Deacon Blue. He’s been a fixture on Scottish television since the 90s, presenting a host of different sports programmes, as well as the Adventure Show, the Great Food Guys and of course, Landward.
Arlene Stuart has had a long career in broadcasting, appearing as a presenter and DJ across a broad range of TV and radio stations, including STV, Grampian, Forth One and the BBC. She’s been a presenter on Landward since 2017.
Find out more about this year’s ten awards here.
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If you would like any further information about the Nature of Scotland Awards please email awards@rspb.org.uk.
Headline Sponsor: NatureScot
NatureScot is Scotland's nature agency. We bring 30 years of experience, expertise and passion to our nation's most vital endeavour: to tackle the twin crises of nature's devastating decline and the climate emergency.
Working with partners, communities and businesses we're leading nationally to stop the dramatic decline in biodiversity, as a necessary first step towards substantial regeneration by 2045. By restoring biodiversity, nature will make an essential contribution to both hitting net zero carbon emissions targets and a thriving economy with people’s wellbeing at its heart.
For more information, visit their website at www.nature.scot or follow them on X.
Sponsors and partners
- NatureScot
- Suntory Global Spirits
- GreenPower
- Scottish Power Renewables
- Scottish Water
- The Ardmore
- SSEN
- The James Hutton Institute
- Turcan Connell
- Prosper
- ECCI
- National Museums Scotland
- NHS Highland
- SRUC
- BBC Landward
- Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh
- Scottish Seabird Centre
- Nature Friendly Farming Network
- Scottish Environment LINK
- Soil Assosiation Scotland
- University of Stirling
- Scottish Wildlife Trust
- SCVO
- WildScotland
- VisitScotland
- University of Edinburgh
- Black Professionals UK
- Voluntary Action South Lanarkshire
- NHS Lothian Charity
- Walkers
- Hopscotch