2026 CSA Nomination Form-Fillable
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Islands Trust Community Stewardship Awards
Nomination Form
Deadline for submission: Sunday, April 26, 2026
Islands Trust Council’s Community Stewardship Awards program recognizes individuals,
businesses, and groups for programs or actions that have made a significant contribution
towards preservation, protection, and stewardship of the Islands Trust Area’s amenities,
environment, and resources.
Instructions: Please complete the form and email submit by email to csa@islandstrust.bc.ca.
You can also send via mail to:
Community Stewardship Awards
Islands Trust
700 North Rd
Gabriola BC VOR 1X3
Nominator Information
Name of Nominator or Nominating
Organization:
Contact person for Nominating
Organization (if applicable):
Address:
Phone Number:
Email:
Nominee Information
Name of project or
accomplishment:
Name of Nominee or
Nominated Organization:
Contact person for Nominated
Organization (if applicable):
Address:
Phone Number:
Email:
Acceptance of Nomination
Please have the nominee or a representative of the nominated organization sign below to confirm
that the information provided is accurate, and that they consent to being nominated. Alternatively,
the nominee/nominated organization may send an email to csa@islandstrust.bc.ca stating that
they consent to the nomination and that the information provided in the nomination form is
accurate.
Signature:
Date:
Project Description
Please provide the following information about the nominated individual, project and/or body of
work.
1) What was/is the overall purpose of the project or body of work?
Please describe the activities and events of the project or body of work, including the timeline.
Provide details about who was involved in the project—planning, promoting, and funding it. (250
words max)
2) Describe how the individual, project and/or body of work relates to Islands Trust’s
preserve and protect mandate.
How did the project or body of work encourage activities consistent with the mandate of the Islands
Trust as outlined in the Islands Trust Policy Statement? (e.g. Did the work protect, enhance, or
restore the natural environment? Did the work support the protection and conservation of cultural,
sacred, or archaeological areas? ) (150 words max)
3) Describe how the work has benefitted the community or the Islands Trust Area.
Describe how the project has or will benefit the local community, or the entire Islands Trust Area.
Who benefits? How long will the benefits last? (150 words max)
4) Describe how the nominee collaborated with others.
How did the nominee collaborate with others to broaden support for the project? How many people
were involved in the project or body of work? Did the nominee share knowledge and create
learning for the community and others? (150 words max)
5) Describ
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