25 June 2018
The 2019 (21st) St Andrews Prize is now closed for entries
We are very pleased to say that we have received almost 200 entries for the 2019 St Andrews Prize for the Environment.
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We are very pleased to say that we have received almost 200 entries for the 2019 St Andrews Prize for the Environment.
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The University of St Andrews and independent exploration and production company ConocoPhillips announce the call for entries for the St Andrews Prize for the Environment 2019.
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A project which integrates 2,000 years of indigenous knowledge of water management in the Andes with contemporary science and technology to create hybrid solutions that improve water security, support livelihoods, strengthen communities and increase ecosystem-wide resilience in mountain communities has won the St Andrews Prize for the Environment 2018.
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Following receipt of entries from around the world, three finalists have been selected for this year’s prestigious St Andrews Prize for the Environment.
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Make sure you watch this video with Dr Rehema White, Screening Committee Member, providing her insights into the role of the screening committee and what makes a good application for the Prize.
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The University of St Andrews and independent exploration and production company ConocoPhillips announce the call for entries for The St Andrews Prize for the Environment 2018.
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Watch videos and interviews from the 2017 St Andrews Prize for the Environment.
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A global programme to help smallholder farmers across the world maximise yields and reduce the amount of pesticides in use has won this year’s St Andrews Prize for the Environment.
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Following receipt of over 800 entries from around the world, three finalists have been chosen for this year’s prestigious St Andrews Prize for the Environment.
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The St Andrews Prize for the Environment 2016 saw a high calibre of innovative environmental projects from across the globe. Finalist, LITER OF LIGHT Brazil, wowed the judges with their project, and walked away with the 2016 Prize as a result.
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