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Nature's Sponsors

Ministry for the Environment and Natural Resources - 2006, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 and 2013
Sorpa 2012
Landsbankinn 2012
Ministry of Education, Science and Culture - 2009 and 2011
Althingi - The Icelandic Parliament - 2008, 2009, 2010 and 2011
Nrodic Culture Fund - 2010
Landsvirkjun - 2010 and 2011
The City of Reykjavík - 2009, 2010, 2011 and 2012
Nature Conservation Fund of Pálmi Jónsson - 2009 and 2012
Ministry of Industry, Energy and Tourism - 2008 and 2009
University of Iceland - School of Engineering and Natural Sciences - 2008, 2009, 2010 and 2011
The Board of Environmental Education - 2007
Hópbílar hf. - 2007
Endurvinnslan hf. - 2007
Ministry of Fisheries and Agriculture - 2007
The Agricultural Productivity Fund - 2006
The Cultural Fund of Margrét Björgólfsdóttir - 2006
The Farmers Association of Iceland /The Agricultural Productivity Fund - 2005
Innovation Centre Iceland - 2005 (x2) and 2006
Employment's Development Fund of South Iceland - 2005 and 2006
Directorate of Labor - 2005

View the sponsors of the Recycle Map-app 2012.

View the sponsors of the printed version of the Green Map of Reykjavík released in the summer of 2011.

View the sponsors of the printed version of the Green Map of Reykjavík released in autumn of 2010.

View also a list of the firms and institutions that have supported Nature by advertising here on Nature.is.

Sponsors of the Recycle Map-app

Nature.is wants to express it's gratitude to those supporting the development of the Reycle Map-App project. Without their help the development of a Recycle Map-App for distiribution free of charge to the general public would not have been possible.

We hope that more firms in the recycling business will also join in and help us bring the Recycle Map-App to the next level, for to catch up with the quick development in waste management in coming years a constant updating will have to follow.

Those that have supported the development of the Recycle Map-App are:

Ministry for the Environment
The Icelandic Recycling Fund
Sorpa bs. - Solid Waste Management of 7 municipalities in South-West Iceland
Environmental fund of Landsbankinn
Gámaþjónustan hf.
Sorpstöð Suðurlands bs. - Waste Management of 13 municipalities in South Iceland

Nature.is greatly appreciates this support!

Those wanting to aid the project please contact us at tel. 483 1500 or write to us at nature@nature.is.

The Nature Conservation Fund of Pálmi Jónsson - supports Nature.is

In the spring of 2009, Nature’s representatives applied for a grant from the Nature Conservation Fund of Pálmi Jónsson founder of Hagkaup to fund further development of „Nature- Nanny“ a web-reference Guide on the Icelandic flora. Nature-Nanny received a grant from the Fund which will help us to take Nature-Nanny a step further.

In spring 2012 the fund supported the current development of the Green Map of Iceland as an application for smartphones.

Nature.is greatly appreciates this support!

The City of Reykjavík - supports Nature.is

In the summer of 2009, Nature.is entered an idea-competiton for new tourism-services in the city af Reykjavík. Nature.is suggested that the City of Reykjavík would help finance the development of a Green Map Reykjavík and would link the online Green Map Reykjavík on Nature.is from it's Reykjavík's websites. Green Map Reykjavík was one of seven projects winning a prize in the competition which enabled us to map green solutions in the city. The first link to Green Map Reykjavík is to be found on visitreykjavik.is meant to encourage tourists in Reykjavík to make use of green solutions during their visit. The city of Reykjavik supported the Green Map project as we released the  printed version of the Green Map of Reykjavík in 2010 and 2011.

Nature.is has developed Green Map Reykjavík in collaboration with Green Map System® and the School of Engineering and Natural Sciences of the University of Iceland.

The City of Reykjavík supports the current development of the Green Map of Iceland as an application for smartphones.

Nature.is greatly appreciates this support!

The Ministry for the Environment and Natural Resources- supports Nature.is

In the spring of 2006 the project received a grant from the Ministry for the Environment. The Ministry also supported the project at its launching.

Nature.is applied again in the spring of 2009 successfully and got a grant for further Green Map development.

The Ministry for the Environment supported the printing of The Green Map of Reykavik in 2010 and again in 2011. Nature.is developes Green Map Iceland in collaboration with Green Map System® and the School of Engineering and Natural Sciences of the University of Iceland.

Early 2012 the Ministry for the Environment issued a grant for Nature's development of green applications. The grant is a part of the Parliamental Annual Budget, formerly issued directly from the the Althingi - the Icelandic Parliament.

Early 2013 the Ministry for the Environment and Natural Resources issued a grant for Nature's development of  an app-version of the Green Map of Iceland. The grant is a part of the Parliamental Annual Budget, formerly issued directly from the the Althingi - the Icelandic Parliament.

Nature.is greatly appreciates this support!