Calling all creatives! The CIC is inviting authors, writers, film makers and beyond to submit their work for the 2024 Communications Prize!
The Communication Prize was established to recognise publications and communications efforts that highlight different aspects of nature conservation through the sustainable use of wildlife resources.
The Prize will be presented as part of the upcoming 70th General Assembly in Cascais and therefore shares its conference motto, Bridges to Biodiversity.
We will be accepting submissions across three categories of work:
Print Media
Books, Brochures, Activity booklets, Other print materials
Digital Media
Social media pages, Websites, Blogs
Film
Short films, Documentaries, Movies
If you have produced content through one of these mediums, we want to hear from you!
For the 2024 Communications Prize, we are looking for submissions that emphasise the role of wildlife conservation as a bridge between humans and nature – or between different generations and cultures.
In line with the theme – Bridges to Biodiversity – we are interested in pieces of work that show how conservation can act as a common platform to build relationships and cooperation upon.
How to Apply?
Nominations can only be sent to us through CIC National Delegations, and can be submitted in three languages (English, French, and German).
The original source material can be in any language.
Please contact your Head of Delegation referencing the CIC Communications Prize, together with a link to your work or a summary, as well as the category (Print, Digital or Film) for your submission.
Only nominations received through National Delegations will be considered by the Jury.
You do not need to be a CIC Member to apply, and we would encourage all to get involved!
Deadline for submissions: 15 March 2024.
Announcing the Winner
The recipient of the 2024 Communications Prize will be announced at the Award Ceremony of the 70th CIC General Assembly in Cascais, Portugal (21 April 2024).
The winner will also be announced through a press release on the CIC website, along with a link to their work.
More details on the General Assembly can be found on our website, including links to register your attendance.
We look forward to your submissions and good luck to all involved!
If you would like to hear more about the CIC Communications Prize, please see our website or contact us at office@cic-wildlife.org.
