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2007 Golden Frog Winner

GreenLeap and E-Cards are delighted to recognize the outstanding environmental achievements of a group of people dedicated to the protection and enjoyment of the world's oceans, waves and beaches.

This year's Golden Frog Award and its accompanying $10,000 check goes to...

Surfrider Foundation

Surfrider Foundation is a grassroots community of surfers and ocean/beach enthusiasts who share a deep passion for the coastal environment. Surfrider activist volunteers work around the globe to preserve natural beach processes, improve coastal water quality, ensure healthy coastal ecosystems, protect waves, assure low impact beach access and motivate a global movement of care for our coasts. Surfrider Foundation has set for itself the ambitious goal of achieving 150 coastal victories by 2010. They are well on their way to achieving this goal.

We at GreenLeap and E-Cards are particularly inspired by the breadth and depth of work Surfrider activists have initiated internationally.

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About our Award

Each year, GreenLeap and E-Cards give a portion of their revenue to environmental organizations. This is one way that our two organizations try to "do well, while doing good." The Golden Frog Award recognizes and highlights particularly creative, dedicated and effective environmental groups or projects. Past "Froggie" winners are noted below. If you have a 2008 candidate, please let us know.

Thanks for all your Support

The GreenLeap and E-Cards teams would like to sincerely thank E-Cards members and our very generous Golden Frog supporters who have made this award possible and given it some leaping might!

Previous Golden Froggie Winners
2006	New American Dream New Dream's website, online tools and publications help its community better evaluate the environmental impact of every day actions and purchasing decisions.
2006	The Green Schools Initiative Green Schools' four-pillared approach to improving school environments and environmental education presents a clear and compelling vision for our children.
2005	Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) The NRDC's information-packed web site highlights the group's campaigns on energy, global warming, wilderness preservation and public health.
2005	Environmental Defense (ED) Environmental Defense joined with FedEx to challenge delivery truck producers to develop a truck that would be significantly more fuel efficient and substantively reduce particulate emissions.
2004	Grist Magazine For its great environmental efforts, positive spirit, sarcastic wit and most of all its success in environmental education.

Green Fact:
Coral reefs grow, on average, 1.5cm per year. That means it takes coral 20 years for coral to creep one foot. Reef damage has long lasting consequences. Global warming is heating seas and killing reef coral at an alarming rate.