Scrapbook Photo 04/15/24 - 66 New Stories - REAL Environmental & Conservation Leadership In PA: http://tinyurl.com/msuwtctm
Nominations Now Being Accepted For the 2011 Karl Mason Award
Photo

The PA Association of Environmental Professionals is now accepting nominations for its annual Karl Mason Award.  Nominations are due July 29.

            Nominations can be made in two categories: An individual who demonstrated exemplary leadership in the field of environmental management; or an organization, project or program that made a significant contribution toward maintenance or restoration of Pennsylvania’s environmental quality.
            Karl Mason served as Pennsylvania’s first State Environmental Administrator from 1952 to 1966. Karl’s holistic vision of environmental management embraced essential, but conflicting, needs associated with waste disposal and community environmental protection.
            The general framework established by Karl serves as the foundation for Pennsylvania’s environmental protection programs to this day.
            Karl believed and put into practice the notion that environmental protection is primarily the business of professionals who have the skills, by virtue of their scientific training, to manage the technical and scientific complexities of maintaining a safe, healthy and clean environment. He was committed to the belief that continuing education was an essential part of the career of every environmental professional.
            When Karl passed away, a group of his colleagues decided to commemorate Karl’s vision of a strong, professionally managed environmental program by creating the Karl Mason Award. The award is presented to Pennsylvanians who made a unique and creative contribution to the field of environmental management in Pennsylvania with preference given to the fields of administration, law, regulation and community organization.
            A list of past winners of the award are available online.
            PAEP is also sponsoring a photo contest for its members.  Click Here for more information.

6/13/2011

Go To Preceding Article     Go To Next Article

Return to This PA Environment Digest's Main Page