The Atlantic Forest Great Reserve secured a notable achievement by being honored with the Braztoa Sustainability Award 2023 in the Management/Governance category. This marked the first occasion that the Great Reserve was both a finalist and a winner of this prestigious award, which has acknowledged Brazil's finest sustainable tourism endeavors for eleven years. Organized by the Brazilian Association of Tourism Operators, with support from the Ministry of Tourism (MTur), the award recognized 25 nature tourism initiatives as finalists out of a total of 98 submissions in this edition. Among these, 10 initiatives were awarded, while four received honorable mentions.

The Japan Tobacco International (JTI) came second in the Marco Maciel 2023 Award, in the category Institutional and Government Relations in a Private or Mixed Organization. The award, granted by the Brazilian Association of Institutional and Government Relations (Abrig), which is now in its 6th edition, aims to honor companies and professionals who stand out for their work in the Brazil in terms of ethics and transparency. The company competed for the award with the Conexão Araucária ecological restoration project, an initiative between JTI, SPVS and the Brazilian Development Bank (BNDES).

Clóvis Borges and SPVS were awarded the Environmental Merit Medal by the Força Verde Environmental Police Battalion for their exemplary and tireless work on behalf of nature.

The Society for Wildlife Research and Environmental Education (SPVS) has been acknowledged as one of the top non-governmental organizations (NGOs) operating in Brazil. This recognition aims to spotlight institutions with the highest credibility and capabilities to attract support from donors and volunteers, thus establishing them as benchmarks for other NGOs. Instituto Doar presents the award in collaboration with Época magazine.

The Biodiversity Community (ConBio) program, run by the Wildlife Research and Environmental Education Society (SPVS), won the award in the "Best Flora Example" category. Held by Ecológico magazine, the Hugo Werneck Award is considered one of Brazil's most important environmental awards.

The Biodiversity Community (ConBio) program, created by the Wildlife Research and Environmental Education Society (SPVS) to protect ecosystems in Curitiba's urban and metropolitan areas, was awarded second place in the 15th edition of the von Martius Sustainability Award. The German-Brazilian Chamber of Commerce and Industry of São Paulo awarded the prize.

SPVS Entrepreneurship Program (E-CONS) program won first place in the Nature category. The German-Brazilian Chamber of Commerce and Industry of São Paulo awarded the prize.

The Paraná Citizenship Center (CEPAC) awarded SPVS the prize in the "Non-Governmental Project—Environment" category.

The Instituto Talento (Talent Institute) awards the prize to value and honor professionals and institutions from Paraná that stand out in their field. SPVS was the winner in the "Talent of the Year" category.

Recognized as one of the most prestigious environmental awards in Brazil, the accolade is jointly presented by car manufacturer Ford and the NGO Conservation International to honor the best environmental practices implemented within the country. SPVS secured victory in the "Environmental Conservation Initiative of the Year" category for its carbon sequestration projects in the Guaraqueçaba region, located on the northern coast of Paraná.

SPVS was honored by the German-Brazilian Chamber of Commerce and Industry of São Paulo, clinching victory in the "Nature" category. This recognition was attributed to the organization's advancement in three significant "carbon sequestration" projects.

Presented by Latin Trade Magazine in Miami, United States, the "Environmentalist of the Year" award was bestowed upon Clóvis Borges, the executive director of SPVS. This recognition celebrated his leadership in spearheading action projects against global warming, particularly the "carbon sequestration" initiatives undertaken by the institution along the North Coast of Paraná.

The executive director of SPVS, Clóvis Borges, was chosen as one of Brazil's 20 social leaders in 2002.

On June 6th, SPVS's executive director, Clóvis Borges, was honored with the Forest Preservation award for the exceptional projects SPVS initiated in carbon sequestration. He was also recognized as one of the 2002 Rotary Athenaeum Laureates.

The Campaign for the Collection of Used Cell Phone Batteries, a collaborative effort between SPVS and the cell phone operator TIM Sul, was honored with an award from Superinteressante magazine, published by Editora Abril in São Paulo. SPVS's work was the winner in the "soils" category.

Awarded by the Paraná State Government to the Red-tailed Parrot Conservation Project, in the Flora and Fauna Biodiversity category.

The Batteries Collection Campaign, implemented through a partnership between TIM and SPVS, was recognized by Expressão magazine for its outstanding environmental efforts in southern Brazil. The award was presented in the pollution control/telecommunications category.

Awarded by the CTI (Climate Technology Initiative), this prize recognizes initiatives implemented by individuals and organizations that stand out in promoting "climate-friendly" technologies.

Awarded in recognition of the implementation of the Campaign for the Collection of Used Cell Phone Batteries, developed in the states of PR, SC and RS, in partnership with TIM.

Awarded by the US organization The Nature Conservancy to Latin American and Caribbean conservationists.

Awarded by the Rotary Club of Curitiba to SPVS for its work favoring environmental conservation.

SPVS was honored with the Order of Merit, a distinction bestowed by the Kolynos company, in recognition of the institution's exemplary efforts toward environmental conservation.