A celebration of Africa’s conservation leaders.
Tusk Conservation Awards 2020
6pm GMT Thursday 3rd December 2020
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Tusk Conservation Awards 2020
The 2020 Awards ceremony will, for the first time, be a purely virtual event, on account of the restrictions imposed by Covid-19.
The event will be a celebration of all that can be achieved against the odds showcasing films of the five finalists in Africa and interviews with them and our patrons such as adventurer & TV Personality Bear Grylls who will introduce the Tusk Ranger Award.
We are extremely honoured that BBC Presenter Kate Silverton will be our host for the evening, broadcasting from Kennington Studios alongside best-selling singer-songwriter Jack Savoretti and band.
So please tune in here at 6pm GMT tonight – Thursday December 3rd 2020.
ABOUT THE AWARDS
The Tusk Conservation Awards, in partnership with Ninety-One, celebrate African-based conservation leaders and wildlife rangers, and their significant impacts in the field.
Their work with wildlife and communities in Africa safeguards the future for us all.
HRH The Duke of Cambridge, Tusk’s Royal Patron says “These awards which mean a great deal to me personally, play a huge part in our mission to preserve Africa’s precious wildlife for its people. It is vital that we recognise the dedication of these unsung heroes and the bravery of rangers risking their lives, day and night, on conservation’s frontline. We all owe them a huge debt of gratitude.”
Now in its eighth year, the 2020 Tusk Awards ceremony will be held virtually on Thursday 3rd December, 2020 at 6pm GPM – register to get the latest news about the event, and receive the ceremony programme, and watch live here .
TUSK AWARD FOR CONSERVATION IN AFRICA 2020
Announcing the shortlist for the 2020 Tusk Award for Conservation in Africa, Charlie Mayhew, Tusk Trust CEO said:
We are immensely grateful to Ninety One for their continued partnership and thrilled to announce the invaluable additional support from The Nick Maughan Foundation. As the future of the natural world is brought into even sharper focus, it is fantastic that the recipients of our awards can continue their vital work thanks to this much needed boost to grant funding. I am very pleased today to reveal the three exceptional finalists for this year’s Tusk Award.”
Find out more about each of our finalists by click on their names above or …
Read award announcement of shortlisted finalists Press Release here.
THE STORIES
Winners of the Tusk Conservation Awards 2019
Dr. Carlos Lopes Pereira
Tomas Diagne
Benson Kanyembo
Prince William Award
Supported by Ninety One
Tusk Award
Supported by Land Rover
Wildlife Ranger Award
Supported by a Private Donor
GET INVOLVED
There are lots of ways that you can show your support for the awards. What can you do?
- Will you share this site with your friends and family?
- Will you donate to Tusk, and help to ensure that more conservationists in Africa receive funding?
- Will you learn more about conservation issues like the Illegal Wildlife Trade, by visiting Tusk.org?
Whatever you can do, please do it now, and help us to thank them #ForAllTheyDo
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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.
OUR TUSK AWARD JUDGES
Our judging panel features some of the leading conservation figures working in Africa today. They are all experts in their fields, with a deep understanding of the challenges and opportunities of African conservationists
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