2024 SECRETARY OF THE NAVY ENVIRONMENTAL AWARD WINNERS

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SUBJ/2024 SECRETARY OF THE NAVY ENVIRONMENTAL AWARD WINNERS// 
 
RMKS/1.  Department of the Navy environmental programs play an important role 
in achievement of our National Defense Strategy.  The environment is an 
essential part of our mission and a strategic asset that enables warfighter 
readiness.  Environmental stewardship protects and enhances the mission 
capabilities of our installations and training/testing areas, ensures 
operational flexibility by complying with environmental laws and regulations, 
and sustains the resources and public trust and support needed to carry out 
the mission.  The United States Navy (USN) and United States Marine Corps 
(USMC) take a proactive role in maintaining and improving the environmental 
quality on installations and ranges to ensure our ability to use them for 
their intended purposes, raise the quality of life for Sailors, Marines, 
their families, and the local community, and avoid significant liabilities 
that require cleanup, restoration, or other actions.  I want to thank our 
Sailors, Marines, and Civilians who are part of the environmental team that 
supports our operations and installations. 
 
2.  It is my distinct pleasure to announce the winners of the 2024 Secretary 
of the Navy Environmental Awards competition: 
 
    a.  Natural Resources Conservation - Small Installation 
        USN:  Naval Base Point Loma, California 
        USMC:  Marine Corps Base Hawaii, Hawaii 
    b.  Natural Resources Conservation - Individual or Team 
        USN:  San Clemente Island Endangered Species Act Delisting 
        Team, San Clemente Island, California 
        USMC:  Marine Corps Installations West - Marine Corps Base 
        Camp Pendleton, California 
    c.  Environmental Quality, Non-Industrial Installation 
        USN:  Naval Base San Diego, California 
        USMC:  Marine Corps Base Hawaii, Hawaii 
    d.  Environmental Quality - Individual or Team 
        USN:  Navy Environmental Outreach Team, Battleship USS Iowa 
        Museum, Naval Weapons Station Seal Beach, California 
        USMC:  Guam Environmental Quality Team, Marine Corps Base 
        Camp Blaz, Guam 
    e.  Sustainability - Industrial Installation 
        USN:  Fleet Readiness Center East, North Carolina 
    f.  Environmental Restoration - Installation 
        USN:  Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, Maine 
        USMC:  Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, North Carolina 
    g.  Environmental Restoration - Individual or Team 
        USN:  Environmental Restoration Team, Vieques Naval 
        Installation, Puerto Rico 
        USMC:  Environmental Restoration Team, Naval Facilities 
        Engineering Command, Washington DC and Marine Corps Base 
        Quantico, Virginia 
    h.  Cultural Resources Management - Large Installation 
        USN:  Naval Air Station Fallon, Nevada 
        USMC:  Marine Corps Base Camp Butler, Japan 
    i.  Afloat Environmental Award 
        USN:  USS RALPH JOHNSON (DDG 114) 
 
3.  All winners are nominated to compete in the Secretary of Defense 
Environmental Awards competition except for the Afloat Environmental Award 
winner, which has no equivalent at the Secretary of Defense level. 
 
4.  The awards presentation will be coordinated separately with the winners' 
points of contact cited in the nomination packages.  The point of contact for 
any questions is Ninette Sadusky who can be reached via phone at 703-695-5363 
or via e-mail at ninette.i.sadusky.civ@us.navy.mil. 
 
5.  Congratulations once again to the winners of this year's awards. 
Well done to all the commands that participated. 
 
6.  Released by the Honorable Carlos Del Toro, Secretary of the Navy.// 
 
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