Jaime González

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Honored as one of 12 Houstonians setting a vision for the city’s future

An award given for working to better connect and empower the prairie community of the Houston-Galveston region and Texas.

Profiled in the 2021 August/September Texas Parks & Wildlife Magazine as a ‘Texas Trailblazer’ for working with partners to bring more nature into cities.

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{Team Award} A national communications award won in the essays and criticisms (Associations/Nonprofit) category for the essay “Nature Every Day” in The Nature Conservancy Magazine with my The Nature Conservancy communications colleagues. My role: Authored the article and provided narrative assistance to the editorial/communications team.

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{Team Award} A statewide award recognizing innovation in forestry education (for the Virtually Wild! Texas program). Team: The Nature Conservancy in Texas, USFWS Houston Urban Partnerships and Engagement, Region 4 Education Center, Texas A&M Forest Service, Katy Prairie Conservancy. My role: Virtually Wild! Texas co-founder, educational director, and host.

{Team Award} An award presented to the Lone Star Cities Team in recognition of conservation achievement by peers within the TNC-Texas Chapter.

Team: State Chapter Director for Cities, Climate, and Policy - Chloe Lieberknecht, Austin Heathy Cities Programs Dirctor - Amy Belaire Ph.D, Dallas Healthy Cities Program Director - Kathy Jack, Ph.D., and Houston Healthy Cities Program Director - Jaime González

An award bestowed upon alumni of the University of Houston’s College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics for exceptional achievement in their professional field, involvement in the community, and demonstrated innovative change to improve the lives of others through their work.

An award that honors an individual, a group, or an organization for a specific act of conservation or public service in the field of Texas native plants.

Become one of a handful of male members in the nearly 100 years of this dedicated and service-oriented organization.

An award given In recognition and honor of those whose actions and ideas improve the quality of Houstonians' lives.

An award given in recognition of regional leadership (Greater Houston) in the Texas Children in Nature movement.

{Team Award} An award gIven in recognition of work towards the Get Out Here Houston website and campaign. Team: Coastal Prairie Partnership. My role: Played pivotal role on the design, fundraising, and implementation of the project.

An award given In recognition of outstanding efforts to preserve Texas native prairies.

An award given in recognition of those preserving Texas' heritage of living creatures and their environment.

{Team Award} An award given in recognition of an outstanding educational exhibit (Coastal Prairie: Houston's Heartland) which best demonstrates a particular aspect of horticulture, gardening or landscape design. Team: Katy Prairie Conservancy, River Oaks Garden Club, Garden Club of Houston, and Coastal Prairie Partnership. My role: Conceptualized, designed, and managed construction, installation, and usage of exhibit.

An award given in recognition of outstanding contributions to the environmental education of youth.

An award given in recognition of efforts to conserve native coastal prairies.