The Brownie Awards planning committee is pleased to announce a new member of the Brownie Awards jury, Karey Dow, a contaminated sites specialist and senior project manager with Legacy Environmental in Vancouver, B.C.
Dow brings more than 19 years of experience in environmental consulting. Her technical expertise lies as a generalist in the world of contaminated sites, particularly within the land development sector. Dow has provided project management, leadership, mentorship, and technical expertise on several hundreds of projects. She regularly manages multi‐disciplinary teams and multiple contractors, subcontractors, and subconsultants to successfully complete projects and deliver high quality reports. She has also worked directly with Standard and Risk Assessment Approved Professionals on 30+ Ministry Instruments.
Earlier this year the Canadian Brownfields Network (CBN) presented Dow with a prestigious HUB (Heroes Underpinning Brownfields) Award in the Innovation category. The awards are bestowed to recognize brownfielders who are making a significant contribution to the progress of brownfield redevelopment in Canada.
Dow joins an assortment of leading industry stakeholders and decision-makers involved in brownfield development and advocacy. For further information on the Brownie Awards jury, click here.
25th Anniversary of the Brownie Awards
This year’s awards program is featuring a special anniversary award and a refresh of other categories to bring the qualifications up to speed on the latest advancements and to reflect a triple bottom line perspective on outstanding brownfield projects and people in the industry.
The call for nominations was initiated earlier than usual, to provide a more accessible time frame for applicants from across the country to participate in the nomination process. The Brownie Awards Jury is encouraging additional projects and industry leaders from eastern, western, and northern Canada, and remote communities to participate.
Dedicated to the rehabilitation and revitalization of sites that were once contaminated, under-utilized, and undeveloped, the Brownie Awards provide annual recognition and celebration of brownfield work in Canada. Renewed residential, commercial and park projects are proven to contribute to the growth and resilience of healthy cities and communities.
The Brownie Awards, presented in partnership by CBN and Actual Media Inc., is excited to celebrate 25 years of recognizing the incredible work of projects and project leaders who are cleaning up and transforming a wide variety of sites across the country.
This year, the nomination deadline is September 12, 2024 and the winners will be announced at the Brownie Awards gala on November 18, 2023.
To submit your nomination(s), click here:
Project Nomination Form
Brownfielder of the Year Nomination Form
For further information on the Brownie Awards, please visit: https://brownieawards.ca/
For a recap of the 2023 Brownie Awards, please visit:
https://environmentjournal.ca/brownie-awards-2023-celebrating-brownfield-champions-and-outstanding-projects/
