The Perfect World Foundation annually presents their honorary award ”The Perfect World Foundation Award” to a person who has contributed to significant conservation efforts by increasing global awareness and knowledge about the importance of protecting our planet’s wildlife, environment, and biodiversity.
The Perfect World Foundation Award
The crystal award statuette ’The Fragile Rhino’ symbolizes the vulnerability of wildlife, nature, and biodiversity. Handcrafted by Kosta Boda, a company with origins dating back to 1742, it emphasizes the urgent threat of animal extinction.
The Conservationist of the year 2025
CAPTAIN PAUL WATSON
Captain Paul Watson is a pioneering activist known for his relentless efforts to protect marine life and combat illegal fishing. For over five decades, he has led direct-action campaigns worldwide, defending ocean ecosystems against destructive human activities. His dedication and bravery have earned him recognition as one of the leading voices in marine conservation.
Award Recipients
Ms Ellie Goulding (2024)
Ms Kristin Davis (2023)
H.S.H. Prince Albert II of Monaco (2022)
Dr Dian Fossey (2021)
Prof. Wangari Maathai (2020)
Miss Greta Thunberg (2019)
Sir David Attenborough (2018)
Dr Sylvia Earle (2017)
Dr Richard Leakey (2016)
Dr Jane Goodall (2015)
Mr Mark Shand (2014)
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The Perfect World Foundation works with wildlife and nature in crisis by direct aid, increasing knowledge, spreading awareness, creating change and finding solutions. Our belief is that change can happen, but only one step at a time. The Perfect World Foundation Award is one of those steps and one way to inspire this necessary change.
