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Green Roof in the City at 38 Westbury Street took out the Built Environment award at the 2016 Victorian Premier’s Sustainability Awards. Image: 38 Westbury Street

Awards to acknowledge Victorians leading the way in sustainability

Written by Nicholas Rider

Entries are now open for the 2017 Victorian Premier’s Sustainability Awards.

Open to government organisations, businesses, community groups and individuals, the awards recognise and celebrate Victorians who are leading the way to a sustainable future.

In its 15^th year, the Premier’s Sustainability Awards are offering 10 categories, comprising Built Environment, Community, Education, Environmental Justice, Environmental Protection, Government, Health, Innovative Products or Services, Large Business, and Small and Medium Enterprises.

Additionally, the Premier will personally select two overall winners for the Premier's Regional Recognition Award and the Premier's Recognition Award.

Last year’s winners included the restoration of Moonah Memorial Walk at Queenscliff Cemetery by Geelong Cemeteries Trust, and the transformation of an apartment building roof top into a green roof by St Kilda East residents.

Entries close Wednesday 21 June 2017.

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