Tyler Prize for Environmental Achievement

Tyler Prize for Environmental Achievement The Tyler Prize for Environmental Achievement is awarded for environmental science, health and energy conferring great benefit upon humanity

The Tyler Prize for Environmental Achievement is the premier award for environmental science, environmental health and energy conferring great benefit upon mankind. Through their work, Tyler Laureates have focused worldwide attention on environmental problems by their discoveries and the solutions that resulted. Tyler Laureates receive a $200,000 annual prize and are presented a commemorative medallion at ceremonies in Los Angeles. The awardees are selected and awarded annually by the Executive Committee. The Tyler Prize was established by the late John and Alice Tyler in 1973 and is administered by the University of Southern California.

Calling all USC students: this year’s Tyler Prize for Environmental Achievement ceremony, known around the world as the ...
10/09/2026

Calling all USC students: this year’s Tyler Prize for Environmental Achievement ceremony, known around the world as the “Green Nobel,” is happening right here on campus.

We’re looking for Student Ambassadors to be part of it. If you want to amplify your voice to build a more resilient, equitable planet and support the recognition of groundbreaking environmental science, this program is for you.

Apply using the link in the Tyler Prize bio.

10/09/2026

In the fourth installment of our Ask Me Anything series, Jim Watson and Stephanie Hampton take on a tough one: what’s the biggest gap between what science shows and what decision makers actually do?

Every question in this series was written by our 2026 Student Ambassador cohort. New answers drop every few weeks, so keep an eye out for the next one.

The Tyler Prize is guided by ten scientists, economists, and policy leaders who select the Laureate and help shape the P...
08/18/2026

The Tyler Prize is guided by ten scientists, economists, and policy leaders who select the Laureate and help shape the Prize’s mission year-round, working across oceans, freshwater, forests, climate, and public health.

Swipe through to meet the Executive Committee 👉

The deep sea often feels like another world entirely, yet it is part of our own planet.From bioluminescent organisms to ...
06/17/2026

The deep sea often feels like another world entirely, yet it is part of our own planet.

From bioluminescent organisms to species still being discovered, the ocean continues to expand what we think is possible for life on Earth.

There is still so much we do not know about the deep ocean, and that unknown is not a gap in knowledge to be filled quickly. It is a reminder of how much there is still to understand, protect, and respect.

The ocean remains one of Earth’s greatest frontiers of discovery. Here’s to protecting, discovering, and celebrating our ocean every day.

The deep sea often feels like another world entirely, yet it is part of our own planet.From bioluminescent organisms to ...
06/17/2026

The deep sea often feels like another world entirely, yet it is part of our own planet.

From bioluminescent organisms to species still being discovered, the ocean continues to expand what we think is possible for life on Earth.

There is still so much we do not know about the deep ocean, and that unknown is not a gap in knowledge to be filled quickly. It is a reminder of how much there is still to understand, protect, and respect.

The ocean remains one of Earth’s greatest frontiers of discovery. Here’s to celebrating our oceans and protecting them.

The ocean is not separate from life on Earth. It is part of the system that makes life possible.It regulates climate, su...
06/08/2026

The ocean is not separate from life on Earth. It is part of the system that makes life possible.

It regulates climate, supports biodiversity, and sustains communities across the world. Every second breath we take is connected to it.

This World Oceans Day, we are highlighting the scientists and Tyler Prize Laureates whose work has shaped how we understand and protect the ocean, from overfishing and ocean governance to the ocean’s role in Earth’s climate system.

Read more in our World Ocean’s Day feature on LinkedIn, linked in our bio.

Today is World Environment Day.It is a reminder that the environment is not something distant or separate from us. It is...
06/05/2026

Today is World Environment Day.

It is a reminder that the environment is not something distant or separate from us. It is a living system made up of countless visible and invisible connections that sustain life on Earth.

Tyler Prize Laureate Toby Kiers’ work on underground fungal networks has helped reveal how ecosystems share nutrients, communicate, and function as deeply interconnected systems beneath the surface.

Protecting the environment means recognizing and protecting these hidden relationships that make life possible.

Today and every day, we protect the planet.

For a century, Sir David Attenborough has inspired the world to see the beauty, wonder, and fragility of our planet. 🌍Hi...
05/08/2026

For a century, Sir David Attenborough has inspired the world to see the beauty, wonder, and fragility of our planet. 🌍

His storytelling has brought generations closer to nature and reminded us all of our responsibility to protect it.

On his 100th birthday, we celebrate a life dedicated to environmental stewardship, curiosity, and hope for the future.

Happy 100th birthday, Sir David Attenborough. Your legacy continues to inspire action around the world. 💚

04/28/2026

A message that stays with you.

Highlights from an inspiring acceptance speech.

04/28/2026

The moment it all comes together 🏅🌍

Celebrating an inspiring leader and a powerful contribution to our planet

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