Zuzana Buřivalová wins UCLA’s 10th annual Pritzker Emerging Environmental Genius Award
Using bioacoustics, the conservation scientist has made a global difference for tropical forests and countless lives — human and otherwise
Using bioacoustics, the conservation scientist has made a global difference for tropical forests and countless lives — human and otherwise
2026 Pritzker Award finalist Suzanne Pierre reflects on her work
2026 Pritzker Award finalist Zuzana Buřivalová reflects on her work
2026 Pritzker Award finalist Doris Njagi reflects on her work
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Wisdom, perspective and inspiration from UCLA’s 2025 Pritzker Award winner
Zuzana Buřivalová, Doris Njagi and Suzanne Pierre named 2026 Pritzker Award Finalists Ahead of October 8 award ceremony.
The final five nominees for this year’s Pritzker Emerging Environmental Genius Award are making an impact in their own unique ways, including launching “critical ecology” as a new field of study, advocating…
The next five nominees for this year’s Pritzker Emerging Environmental Genius Award share a similarly kaleidoscopic spectrum of interest areas, including investing in ocean conservation, developing cutting-edge wildlife census tools and amplifying…
The first five nominees for this year’s Pritzker Emerging Environmental Genius Award display an impressive scope of vision, everything from protecting pangolins and sloths to reimagining a more sustainable fashion industry. While…
Meet 15 remarkable young environmental leaders who are already making a difference.
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The feature traces how an engineer’s logic — and a long view of progress — shape Pritzker’s approach to environmental change
Seema Lokhandwala, a 2025 Pritzker Award finalist, reflects on how a childhood encounter with an elephant grew into a lifelong commitment to protecting the fragile bonds between people and wildlife
From childhood explorations in the Mojave to tackling the chytrid fungus, 2025 Pritzker Award finalist Anthony Waddle charts a path of science, memory and conservation
Economist-turned-entrepreneur Denica Riadini-Flesch, a 2025 Pritzker Award finalist, reflects on how she left conventional models of growth to build a regenerative fashion movement
Three innovators from Australia, Indonesia and India are redefining how to protect wildlife, restore ecosystems and build equitable futures