Environment Awards |
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Awardees are chosen by a panel of MCL directors, members and staff and the awards are given each April at the Annual Dinner.
The Peter Behr Lifetime Achievement Award is presented to a person whose lifetime achievements reflect exemplary standards for preservation and protection of Marin’s natural assets. The award is named for Peter Behr, city councilman, county supervisor and state senator, in honor of his legacy of service.
2009 Harold Gilliam 2008 Clem Shute 2007 Amy Meyer 2006 Edgar Wayburn Family 2005 Byron Sher 2004 Gerald Meral 2003 Ellen Straus (posthumous) 2002 Jean Starkweather 2001 Jane Mills 2000 Kay Holbrook 1999 Elizabeth Terwilliger 1998 Salem Rice 1997 Peter Behr The John M. McPhail, Jr. Green Business Award is awarded to a business in Marin which exemplifies environmental sensitivity in business, and which has supported and improved communication between the business and environmental communities.
2009 Dominican University Green MBA 2008 Marin Farmers Market 2007 Ken Kutzig‑iReuse 2006 Greg Snowden‑Green Fusion Design 2005 Peter Martinelli 2004 Steve McNamara‑The Pacific Sun 2003 Alex Hinds and the Marin County Community Development Agency 2002 Birkenstock 2001 No award given 2000 Sim VanderRyn 1999 No award given 1998 Gardeners’ Guild 1997 Straus Family Creamery 1996 City of San Rafael and Samuelson, Hornaday, Schafer 1995 No award given 1994 Larry E. Rosenberger‑Fair, Isaac 1993 Joe and Patty Garbarino‑Marin Recycling 1992 Mill Valley Market 1991 Jack McPhail
The Youth Award for Environmental Leadership recognizes Marin high school or college students who have made significant contributions to the community by seeking innovative solutions to environmental problems and issues.
2009 Carly Wertheim, Redwood High School 2008 Max Perrey, Tamalpais High School 2007 Mika Kie Weissbuch, Steve Whitlock 2006 Roxanne Hulme 2005 Natalie Pellolio, Zack Ruskin 2004 Rachel DeWitt, Kimberly Smith The Marin Green Award for Environmental Leadership is awarded annually to recognize an individual or organization for outstanding contributions toward preserving and protecting the natural assets of Marin County.
2009 Bob Berner, Executive Director, Marin Agricultural Land Trust 2008 Sustainability Team, Marin County Community Development Agency 2007 Jonathan Braun 2006 Neysa King, Tomales Bay Watershed Council 2005 Frances Brigmann 2004 Gordon Bennett 2003 Barbara Salzman, Chair, Marin Baylands Advocate 2002 Jean Berensmeier 2001 Larry Smith 2000 Terri Nevins 1999 Dee Welte 1998 Jean Starkweather 1997 Warner Ridge Coalition and Tamalpais Conservation Club 1996 Brian O’Neill 1995 Barbara Salzman 1994 Marin Conservation Corps 1993 Susan Stompe 1992 Community Marin Task Force 1991 Elizabeth Terwilliger 1990 Phyllis Faber 1989 Katherine H. Holbrook 1988 Pierre Joske 1987 Gloria Duncan 1986 Peter Behr 1985 Ted Wellman 1984 Emme Gilman 1983 Bob Raab 1982 Grace Wellman 1981 Gordon Strawbridge The Marin Conservation League Volunteer Award honors one or more volunteers who have generously shared their time and talent to help realize the MCL’s mission
2009 Susan Stompe 2008 Jana Haehl 2007 Ken Drexler 2006 Linda Novy 2005 Gil Thomson (posthumous) 2004 Don Wilhelm 2003 Don Dickenson 2002 David Coury 2001 Kathy Lowrey 2000 St. Vincent/Silveira Task Force 1999 David Schonbrunn 1998 Judith McClarin, Anita Franzi 1997 John Starkweather 1996 Roger Hooper 1995 Eric Mohr 1994 Barbara Farley 1993 Alex MacMillan 1992 Doris Lindfors 1991 Jim Canepa 1990 Ken Drexler 1989 Larry Smith 1988 Katherine H. Holbrook 1987 Collie Kimball 1986 Newt and Nancy Wise 1985 Cliff Shireman 1984 Frank Montcrief 1983 Willa Marten 1982 Clarice Ball 1981 Megan Mery
The Ted Wellman Water Award is presented to an awardee who maintains Ted Wellman’s high standards for protecting and preserving water resources in Marin and the State.
2009 The Volunteers of the Bay-Friendly Garden Walk 2008 Salmon Protection and Watershed Network (SPAWN) 2007 Sandy Guldman 2006 William Kier 2005 Byron Leydecker 2004 Priscilla Bull 2003 Liz Lewis, Marin County Stormwater Pollution Prevention Program (MCSTOPP) 2002 Jared Huffman, Marin Municipal Water District (MMWD) 2001 Pegi Knopp Sobey 2000 No award given 1999 Friends of Corte Madera Creek 1998 Marin County Resource Conservation District 1997 Marty Griffin 1996 Bob Raab 1995 William T. Davoren 1994 Martha Davis 1993 Congressman George Miller 1992 Steve Kinsey 1991 Ike Livermore 1990 Pamela Lloyd 1989 Planning and Conservation League 1988 Peter H. Behr – Wild and Scenic Rivers 1987 Assemblyman Phil Isenberg
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