The 2019 shortlist
We received hundreds of nominations from around the world, which have been narrowed down to a shortlist of 50. The winners will be announced in May.
Young Projects Award
- Alianza Ceibo
- Cooperativa Integral Minga CRL
- Ecosystem Restoration Camps Foundation
- Farm Okukuna
- London Grown Workers Cooperative
- Minkalab
- School of the Earth
- SCOPE Uganda
- Sfruttazero (Diritti a Sud)
- TERRA Collaborative
- The Lucy Foundation
- The Soft Foot Alliance Trust
- Uryadi’s Village
- Yes to Life, No to Mining
- YICE Uganda
Influence Award
- ECOLISE
- FEASTA: the Foundation for the Economics of Sustainability
- Fern
- GRAIN
- Karambi
- PEACH (The People’s Empowerment Alliance For Custom House)
- Society for the Protection of Nature in Lebanon (SPNL)
- Survival International
- Sustainable Village Resources (SVR)
- Zimbabwe Smallholder Organic Farmers Forum (ZIMSOFF)
About the Lush Spring Prize
People all over the world are developing ways to live in harmony with nature and each other. They are generating renewable resources, restoring ecosystems, nurturing solidarity and building health, wholeness and resilience.
The Lush Spring Prize is here to support this regeneration movement through:
- A £200,000 prize fund. This is open to communities, organisations and businesses from the Intentional stage, through to Young and Established organisations, and Influencers. We are currently closed for entries and undergoing a redesign in 2020. Sign up to our mailing list below to be kept informed.
- Events that bring people together to share their skills and experience.
- Publicity to raise awareness of regeneration and its potential to heal damaged systems.
Find out more about the Prize, its purpose, and who is behind it.
Past Winner Case Study
CEJUDHCAN
Center for Justice and human Rights in the Atlantic Coast of Nicaragua (CEJUDHCAN) was a winner of the Established Projects Award in 2018.
CEJUDHCAN started in 2003, and secures indigenous land rights and promotes sustainable land management with communities on Nicaragua’s Atlantic Coast.
Learn more about them, and how winning the Prize has made a difference to their work.
