Tyler Prize for Environmental Achievement

Established in 1973 by the late John and Alice Tyler, the Tyler Prize for Environmental Achievement is one of the first international premier awards for environmental science, environmental health and energy.

Recipients encompass the spectrum of environmental concerns, including environmental policy, health, air and water pollution, ecosystem disruption and loss of biodiversity, and energy resources.

2019 Call for Nominations Now Open!

The John and Alice Tyler Prize is awarded for environmental science, health and energy conferring great benefit upon humanity. The Prize is endowed by gifts from the John and Alice Tyler Charitable Trusts, and awardees are chosen annually by the Executive Committee. The University of Southern California administers the Tyler Prize.

Submission deadline for all 2019 cycle nominations and for any updates to submissions made in 2016: July 27, 2018.

Selection Criteria
Prizes are awarded for any one of the following:

• The protection, maintenance, improvement or understanding of an ecological or an environmental condition anywhere in the world.
• The discovery, further development, improvement, or understanding of known or new sources of energy.
• Medical discoveries or achievements with such worldwide implications that they significantly benefit environmental aspects of human health.

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