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Awarded to the best example of innovation in any aspect of work leading to enhanced outcomes for the site/s cared for by the team, and its users.

Awarded to the best example of innovation in any aspect of work leading to enhanced outcomes for the site/s cared for by the team, and its users.

Awarded to the best example of innovation in any aspect of work leading to enhanced outcomes for the site/s cared for by the team, and its users.

Awarded to the best team which through clear objectives across all areas of its work, good communication, quality management and excellent technical practice, has succeeded in achieving improved outcomes for the sites in its care, the users of those sites and other stakeholders. 

Awarded to the best team which through clear objectives across all areas of its work, good communication, quality management and excellent technical practice, has succeeded in achieving improved outcomes for the sites in its care, the users of those sites and other stakeholders. 

Awarded to the best team which through clear objectives across all areas of its work, good communication, quality management and excellent technical practice, has succeeded in achieving improved outcomes for the sites in its care, the users of those sites and other stakeholders. 

Awarded to the best parks restoration or development project completed in the past 18 months. The project should show innovation as well as best practice in design, installation, environmental standards, etc. 

Awarded to the best example of a partnership forged between two or more organisations whether from the public, private or third sector to support and enhance the provision of sustainable green space services. 

Awarded to the heritage park which in the opinion of the judges, illustrates excellence in whichever of the following areas are deemed most appropriate:  Maintenance, cleanliness, environmental practice, horticultural practice, arboricultural practice, conservation, community involvement, safety, promotional activity, innovation, overall management and plan.

Awarded to the neighbourhood park which in the opinion of the judges, illustrates excellence in whichever of the following areas are deemed most appropriate:  Maintenance, cleanliness, environmental practice, horticultural practice, arboriculture practice, conservation, community involvement, safety, promotional activity, innovation, overall management and plan.

Awarded to the school, college, university, or council-run sports or recreational grounds which in the opinion of the judges illustrates excellence in whichever of the following areas are deemed most appropriate:  Turf maintenance, cleanliness, environmental practice, horticultural practice, community involvement, safety, promotional activity, innovation, overall management and plan.

Awarded to the best example of a partnership forged between two or more organisations whether from the public, private or third sector to support and enhance the provision of sustainable green space services. 

Awarded to the best example of innovation in any aspect of work by a gardens or arboretum management team leading to enhanced outcomes for the site/s cared for by the team, and its users.

Awarded to the best example of a gardens or arboretum team which through clear objectives across all areas of its work, good communication, quality management and excellent technical practice, has succeeded in achieving improved outcomes for the sites in its care, the users of those sites and other stakeholders. 

Awarded to the best gardens restoration or development project completed in the past 18 months. The project should show innovation as well as best practice in design, installation, environmental standards, etc. 

Awarded to the best example of a partnership forged between two or more organisations whether from the public, private or third sector to support and enhance the sustainable management of a garden or arboretum. 

Awarded to the gardens or arboretum which in the opinion of the judges illustrates excellence in whichever of the following areas are deemed most appropriate: Maintenance, cleanliness, environmental practice, horticultural practice, arboricultural practice, conservation, community involvement, safety, promotional activity, innovation, overall management and plan.

Awarded to the gardens or arboretum which in the opinion of the judges illustrates excellence in whichever of the following areas are deemed most appropriate:  Maintenance, cleanliness, environmental practice, horticultural practice, arboricultural practice, conservation, community involvement, safety, promotional activity, innovation, overall management and plan.

Awarded to the best example of innovation in any aspect of work by a tree-care team leading to enhanced outcomes.

Awarded for the best example of innovation in any aspect of work of an urban parks management team leading to enhanced outcomes for the site/s cared for by the team, and its users.

Awarded to the best example of a tree-care team which through clear objectives across all areas of its work, good communication, quality management and excellent technical practice, has succeeded in achieving improved outcomes for the sites in its care, the users of those sites and other stakeholders. 

Awarded to the best example of a partnership forged between two or more organisations whether from the public, private or third sector to support and enhance the sustainable provision of urban street tree or woodland amenities. 

Awarded for the best example of a community/volunteer initiative aligned to any aspect of the work of a parks, gardens, grounds or tree management team leading to enhanced outcomes.

Awarded for the best example of an initiative developed by a parks, grounds, gardens or tree management team which has been designed to support community health, leading to enhanced outcomes.

Awarded for the best example of an environmental initiative developed by a parks, gardens, grounds or tree management team leading to enhanced outcomes. 

Awarded for the best example of a event developed by a parks, gardens, grounds or tree management team which has been designed to engage visitors in activities related to a particular park, grounds, garden, arboretum or woodland. 

Awarded for the best example of food-growing initiative developed by a parks, grounds, gardens or tree management team, involving the local community and leading to enhanced outcomes

Awarded to an individual who has made the most exceptional contribution to the management of parks, grounds, gardens or tree schemes. Written evidence should explain what the nominee has done, how they are regarded by their peers and why the nomination is relevant to the current awards qualifying period.