Conditions

• Only one project may be submitted
• The project must already exist and be in operation
• The project promotes a connection between humans and nature, with an emphasis on activity and time spent in nature as a beneficial factor that improves quality of life and community life
• The prize is conditional on submitting a request through an agency recognized as a non-profit association or a public organization (e.g. community centre, local non-profit or local committee)
• The support is not to be used for establishing physical infrastructures or placemaking, such as a walking trail, community garden, edible forest, etc.

Criteria

• The project addresses diverse populations
• The project presents collaborations with organizations and communities
• The project is innovative and creative and can serve as a model and inspiration for other projects
• The project can have a long-term effect on a broad community
• Preference will be given to projects whose operations were harmed/changed following the war, requiring changes and adjustments

Examples of topics:

• An activity that focuses on going out into nature and involves connection and familiarity between members of the community
• Nature as a factor that significantly improves the quality of life and welfare of the community
• Spending time in nature as a platform for making connections between communities