The CIEEM Awards are a fantastic celebration of the success of projects, businesses and individuals who have made significant contributions to protecting the natural environment.
In 2020, our Awards Ceremony was due to be held on 25 June at the prestigious Merchant Taylors’ Hall in London. This has now been postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic and will take place on 20 January 2021.
Shortlisted Entries
We are thrilled to announce the shortlisted entries for the CIEEM 2020 Awards!
Thank you to everyone who entered and congratulations to all those who made it through to this stage. We look forward to celebrating your work at the prize-giving ceremony on 20 January.
We would also like to thank our generous Awards sponsors, without whom the ceremony would not be possible.
Category |
Shortlisted Project/Individual |
Sponsor |
| Promising Professional | Elisabeth Brooks GradCIEEM (ArcadisArcadis Consulting (UK) Ltd.) |
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| Ellen Davis GradCIEEM (Atkins) | ||
| Rebekah Beaumont ACIEEM (JBA Consulting) | ||
| Josh Styles ACIEEM (Tyrer Ecological Consultants) | ||
| Member of the Year | Dr Martina Girvan CEcol MCIEEM |
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| Claire Wansbury CEcol CEnv FCIEEM | ||
| David Morris MCIEEM | ||
| Postgraduate Student Project | Jennifer MacIsaac (Nottingham Trent University) |  |
| Kieran Gething (Loughborough University) | ||
| Jacob Modica (University of South Wales) | ||
| NGO Impact | Limestone Becks Project (Lincolnshire Rivers Trust) |  |
| Abberton Reservoir Visitor Centre and Nature Reserve (Essex Wildlife Trust) | ||
| Action 2030 | Dr Martina Girvan CEcol MCIEEM |  |
| Committee on Climate Change | ||
| Consultancy of the Year (Large) | Mott Macdonald Limited |  |
| Atkins | ||
| Arcadis Consulting (UK) Ltd | ||
| Jacobs | ||
| Consultancy of the Year (Medium) | BSG Ecology | |
| JBA Consulting | ||
| Consultancy of the Year (Small) | DTA Ecology | |
| Baker Consultants Ltd | ||
| Dialogue Matters | ||
| Best Practice: Small-scale Nature Conservation | North West Rare Plant Initiative (Chester Zoo, Lancashire Wildlife Trust and The Wildflower Society) |  |
| Howden Rock Ramp (AECOM, West Lothian Council and Forth Rivers Trust) | ||
| Best Practice: Large-scale Nature Conservation | Yorkshire Water Biodiversity Programme (Yorkshire Water) | |
| Scottish Invasive Species Initiative (Nature Scot) | ||
| Thorne Moors Water Level Management Plan (JBA Consulting) | ||
| Best Practice: Large-scale Mitigation | Landscove Holiday Park (Park Holidays UK Ltd, Landscove Holidays Ltd and BSG Ecology) |
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| Beaconsfield Eastern Relief Road (Stantec, Balfour Beatty and Buckinghamshire County Council) | ||
| A536 Congleton Link Road (Design and Build) Mitigation Implementation (Arcadis and John Grahams Construction Limited) | ||
| Best Practice: Innovation | Heathland Birds Bioacoustics Monitoring (Baker Consultants Ltd and Natural England) |
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| Using High Frequency Noise to Enhance Bat Mitigation Measures (BSG Ecology, The Ecology Consultancy, Temple Group, University of Bristol and HS2) | ||
| Machine Learning: Automated Location of Invasive Non-Native Species (Mott MacDonald Limited) | ||
| Best Practice: Knowledge Sharing | Llay Eastern Command and Custody Facility (North Wales Police and Crime Commissioner) |
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| Strategy for Managing Breeding Birds on Construction Sites (Mott MacDonald) | ||
| Managing Grassland Road Verges: A Best Practice Guide (Plantlife) | ||
| Best Practice: Stakeholder Engagement | Bird Aware Solent |
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| Keyn Glas Environmental Designated Funds (Highways England) | ||
| Connecting Burton and the Trent Washlands; A New Vision (Black & Veatch, The Environment Agency, East Staffordshire Borough Council, The National Forest Company, Staffordshire Wildlife Trust and Trent Rivers Trust) | ||
| In Practice | One scheme, three metrics: A comparison of biodiversity metrics on a major infrastructure project. Matt Wainhouse, James Hicks & Claire Wansbury (June 2019) |
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| Biodiversity net gain has to lead to proper biodiversity restoration at scale rather than prettifying development. David Hill (June 2019) | ||
| District Licensing for great crested newts – a successful first year for the South Midlands scheme. Tom Tew & Pascale Nicolet (March 2019) |
Our 2020 Awards Ceremony and Luncheon will be held at the prestigious Merchant Taylors’ Hall in London on 20 January 2021. The Awards Lunch is a swanky affair and will include a delicious three-course meal and all the fanfare of the awards presentation itself. It’s a fantastic opportunity to celebrate the success of your colleagues and friends, network and, most importantly, thoroughly enjoy yourselves!
Proceedings will commence at 11.30 with a drinks reception, followed by our guest speaker and lunch at 12.30 and the awards presentation at 14:15. The event will finish at 16:30.
All shortlisted nominees are offered a complimentary place and are welcome to purchase additional tickets for project partners, colleagues, friends and family. Please email awards@cieem.net to book your place.
| Individual Ticket | Table of ten with one free space* |
| £75 | £650 |
*Free spaces for shortlisted attendees.
