SECARMY Environmental Awards represent the highest honor for outstanding environmental stewardship and are presented to those individuals, teams, and installations on the forefront of Army efforts to protect and sustain the environment.
The 2019 SECARMY winners are:
- Natural Resources Conservation (Large Installation Category)
- Florida Army National Guard โ Camp Blanding
- Cultural Resources Management (Small Installation Category)
- Washington Army National Guard
- Environmental Quality (Industrial Installation Category)
- Wisconsin Army National Guard
- Sustainability (Non-Industrial Installation Category)
- Fort Leonard Wood
- Environmental Restoration (Installation Category)
- Fort Drum
- Environmental Quality โOverseas Installation
- None
- Cultural Resources Management (Team/Individual Category)
- Rita McCarty, Mississippi Army National Guard
- Sustainability (Team/Individual Category)
- Sustainability Team – Fort Stewart / Hunter Army Airfield
- Environmental Excellence in Weapon System Acquisition (Small Program Category)
- Tagnite Technical Working Group – U.S. Army Research Laboratory, Aberdeen Proving Ground
Photo: Camp Blanding staff install and maintain artificial nest cavity boxes used by the federally endangered red-cockaded woodpecker. Proactive management of this species has allowed for the installation’s woodpecker population to exceed its federally mandated recovery goal, a fact cited by state and federal regulators when coming to the table during the inception of the CCAA. (Pictured: Installation Biologists Abby Metro and Cynthia Balboni.)
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