The Bullitt Foundation’s mission is to safeguard the natural environment by promoting responsible human activities and sustainable communities in the Pacific Northwest. The $100,000 Bullitt Prize is given annually to an individual or collaborative group based in Washington State or the Pacific Northwest region whose work influences Washington. Recipients must be 35 years old or younger, and they must have shown leadership in academia, their profession, or grassroots efforts that conTribute to the environmental movement. The objective is to enhance and diversify the leadership within the environmental movement by supporting emerging leaders who are dedicated to conservation and environmental justice initiatives in the Pacific Northwest. The award includes a total of $100,000, disTributed over two years. Applications opened on March 1.
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