Nominate now for Observer Ethical Awards 2008
I can't believe it's been a year since we were nominating for last year's Observer Ethical Awards, but sure enough it's time to start putting forward names of anyone you feel deserves recognition for their planet-saving efforts.
Now in its third year, the Observer Ethical Awards has a more star-studded panel of judges than ever, featuring a supermodel, a pop star and even an England footballer among its number. They join the likes of Green Party Mayoral candidate Sian Berry, Ecover's Clare Allman and green journalist Lucy Siegel and others in choosing this year's most influential green activists.
A new category for 2008 will be the Jupiter Big Idea Award, which aim's to find this year's biggest green project that's had a major impact on a community. The winner will receive £2,000 from Jupiter Asset Management, whose Jupiter Ecology Fund celebrates its 20th anniversary this year. The reader-voted categories are Best Local Retailer, Best Supermarket or Online Retailer Initiative, Campaigner of the Year and Politician of the Year. To get your suggestions in early, visit the site.
Related: 2007's Observer Ethical Award winners announced
