Bruno H. Schubert-Foundation
presenting the Frankfurt Conservation Award (Bruno H. Schubert-Preis)
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Thursday, April 24, 2025, 6 p.m. CET
Jügelhaus @ Senckenberg
Mertonstr. 17, 60325 Frankfurt am Main
The Frankfurt Conservation Award – the prestigious environmental prize in 3 categories will be awarded on April 24, 2025 at 6 p.m. CET, Celebration Hall, Jügelhaus @ Senckenberg – Leibniz Institution for Biodiversity and Earth System Research (SGN) – Frankfurt am Main.
The Frankfurt Conservation Award
(Bruno H. Schubert-Preis)
The Bruno H. Schubert Prize is awarded by the Frankfurt-based Bruno H. Schubert Foundation to individuals for their exceptional commitment to preserving the biological diversity of our planet. The non-profit foundation has been honoring scientific achievements and the practical implementation of research results in the field of nature conservation and environmental protection since 1983. Among the award winners are big names such as Jacques-Yves Cousteau (1983), Prof. Edward O. Wilson (1996) or Prof. Klaus Töpfer (2002).
The total amount of prize money is currently € 45.000. The three prize-categories are endowed with € 15.000 each.
The Frankfurt Conservation Award
The Bruno H. Schubert Foundation is honored to present to you today the winners of this year’s Frankfurt Conservation Award (Bruno H. Schubert Prize) 2025:
Category 1
Outstanding personal achievements in teaching related to nature and environmental protection
Dr. Rosie Trevelyan
Dr. Trevelyan is a British biologist and Director of the Cambridge office of the Tropical Biology Association (TBA). She has already been awarded the title of Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE) in 2024 for her services to environmental science and international conservation.
The Frankfurt Conservation Award
Category 2
Outstanding personal achievements in research related to nature and environmental protection
Joji Cariño
Joji Cariño is a member of the IPES Food Panel and has been a committed advocate for the human rights of indigenous peoples at international, national and local levels for over 35 years. She is a Senior Policy Advisor and former Director of the Forest Peoples Program (UK).
The Frankfurt Conservation Award
Category 3
Outstanding personal achievements in practical nature and environmental protection
Dr. Hà Thăng Long
Dr. Hà Thăng Long is the project manager of the Vietnam Zoological Society. Over the past eleven years, he has been involved in preparing the establishment of a biosphere reserve – a milestone in nature conservation for the country, which was implemented in 2021.
The Bruno H. Schubert Foundation
The Bruno H. Schubert Foundation is a non-profit foundation based in Frankfurt am Main.
The purpose is to serve the promotion of science and its practical implementation in knowledge and defense against threats to nature, animals and the environment.
The name of the foundation goes back to the entrepreneur and honorary citizen of the City of Frankfurt, Consul General Bruno H. Schubert (1919-2010).
Throughout his life, he had been committed to the protection of animals and the environment. In addition to his diplomatic commitment to Chile, Bruno H. Schubert was a board member of the Frankfurt Zoological Society and a recipient of high national and international awards. Consul General Bruno H. Schubert and his wife Inge Schubert established the charitable foundation in 1994 and endowed it with a capital of DM 1 million. The Bruno H. Schubert Foundation works closely with the Frankfurt Zoological Society.
Every two years, the Environmental Foundation awards the Bruno H. Schubert Prize in Frankfurt am Main. It honors scientific achievements and their practical implementation in the field of nature conservation and environmental protection.
Look forward to this year’s award winners
