As 2010 marks the 19th year of the Golden Gecko Awards it continues to be one of the highest environmental accolades achievable for the Western Australian resources sector.
Why enter the 2010 Golden Gecko Awards?
The Golden Gecko Awards are an opportunity for you to be recognised for leading practice and innovation in environmental management, and to share your experiences with government, industry and the community.
Assessment is merit based so there is no competition between entries.
Recipients receive a bronze gecko sculpture crafted by local artist George Kosturkov, and are provided with a Golden Gecko Recipient logo to use on publications.
Receiving a Golden Gecko Award also helps to build the reputation of being a good corporate citizen with a responsible attitude to the environment. Just participating in the Golden Gecko Awards process has been known to internally increase awareness and interest across an organisation in environmental work.
Who can enter?
Regardless of scale, any submission is eligible if it relates directly to the environmental management of a Western Australian resource industry operation or its services.
It is important to clearly establish how your innovation and leadership has resulted in demonstrated environmental outcomes.
How do I enter the Awards?
Entries close Friday 9 April 2010, 4pm
Entry Guidelines Brochure now available. Entry is free. Please use the Online Form available on this website from January 2010 to submit your entry.
Your entry should consist of:
- A completed online form with 500 words on each of the selection criteria; and Any supporting documentation (such as pictures, graphs, project reports, scientific journal articles, letters of recommendation).
A confirmation that your entry has been submitted successfully will be sent to your email address.
