TUSK CONSERVATION AWARDS
Now in its eleventh year, the Tusk Conservation Awards recognise dedicated, forward-thinking individuals with inspirational stories and incredible impact from across the continent.
AWARD NOMINATIONS OPEN
Nominate an outstanding African conservationist for a Tusk Conservation Award. More information on our three award categories can be found here.
Tusk Conservation Awards
Now in its tenth year, the Tusk Conservation Awards recognise dedicated, forward-thinking individuals with inspirational stories and incredible impact from across the continent.
Award Nominations Open
Nominate an outstanding African conservationist for a Tusk Conservation Award. More information on our three award categories can be found here here.
10 YEARS OF CONSERVATION
For the last decade, the prestigious Tusk Conservation Awards, in partnership with Ninety One, have raised the profile of conservation leaders across Africa.
From Kenya to South Africa, Nigeria to Mozambique, we are proud to have supported the development of a pan-African conservation community helping people and wildlife to thrive together.
The awards’ 10th year comes at a critical time for conservation. The future of Africa’s wildlife and protected spaces have taken centre stage in biodiversity conversations taking place around the world.
Our winners and finalists have the influence, passion and expertise to implement the plans forged on the global stage. The awards celebrate these individuals and their potential to tackle the greatest threats to the continent’s biodiversity.
Shortlist for the 2022 Tusk Award for Conservation in Africa, Charlie Mayhew, Tusk Trust CEO said:
The threat to Africa’s wildlife and wider biodiversity remains real and urgent. With the devastating economic impact of COVID-19 still being felt across Africa, our finalists represent a beacon of hope as the continent’s emerging leaders in conservation, working tirelessly on the front line to protect Africa’s extraordinary natural heritage.
Shortlist for the 2022 Tusk Award for Conservation in Africa, Charlie Mayhew, Tusk Trust CEO said:
The threat to Africa’s wildlife and wider biodiversity remains real and urgent. With the devastating economic impact of COVID-19 still being felt across Africa, our finalists represent a beacon of hope as the continent’s emerging leaders in conservation, working tirelessly on the front line to protect Africa’s extraordinary natural heritage.
OUR PARTNERS
Without our partners, there would be no awards. Each year, they give of their time and resources to make sure that we can continue to recognise, inspire and encourage conservationists in Africa, for all the work that they do. They also go the extra mile to make sure that our finalists and winners have the once in a lifetime experience, they deserve. Please take the time to visit our partner pages and find out how they contribute to making each year bigger and better.
