for High Merit, Government of Canada 1988, Order of Canada, Governor General of Canada. Her citation for this award read: 1987, United Nations Sasakawa Prize for the Environment 1988, Gold Medal, Foundation for International Studies, Malta 1992, Order of Colombia, Government of Colombia 1993, St. Francis of Assisi International Environment Prize 1996, Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany 1999, Gold Medal Muenchen Leuchtet, City of Munich, Germany 1999, Caird Medal, National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London, England 2001, Mann Borgese was nominated, with the International Ocean Institute, for a Nobel Peace Prize, but did not receive the award. 2002, Großes Bundesverdienstkreuz (Commander's Cross of the Order of Merit), Government of Germany 2018, issue of a stamp by Deutsche Post in honor of the 100th anniversary of her birth Medal of High Merit (Hohes Verdienstkreuz, Grosse Ehrenzeichen für Verdienste um die Republik Österreich), Government of Austria Friendship Award, Government of the People's Republic of China Member of Honour, IUCN, The World Conservation Union Mann Borgese received a number of honorary degrees, including an honorary Doctor of Humanities from Mount St. Vincent University in Halifax (1986), one from Concordia University in Montreal in 1997, and a Doctor of Laws degree from Dalhousie University in 1998, at the age of 80. Awards given in her name include the Elisabeth-Mann-Borgese-Meerespreis, established in 2006 by the state government of Schleswig-Holstein, Germany. Archives The Elisabeth Mann Borgese fonds, MS-2-744, Dalhousie University Archives, Dalhousie University were acquired through five different accessions, from the Estate of Elisabeth Mann Borgese (2002–2003), from the International Ocean Institute (2009), and from Betsy B. Baker (2013). Digitization of the Elisabeth Mann Borgese fonds has been supported through donations from Nikolaus Gelpke. An exhibition focusing on her life and work, "Elisabeth Mann Borgese and the Drama of the Oceans", was developed by the Lübecker Museen's Buddenbrookhaus in Lübeck, Germany, for display in 2012 and as a visiting exhibit in 2013 in Kiel and Berlin. Published works Mann Borgese published extensively. In addition to works dealing with international relations, the law of the sea, the environment, and world development, she wrote children's books, plays, and a study of animal communication. Research and other non-fiction Fiction The Immortal Fish (1957) For Sale, Reasonable (1959) "True Self" (1959) Twin's Wail (1959) "To Whom it May Concern" (1960) "My Own Utopia" (1961) (epilogue from The Ascent of Woman) See also Dohm–Mann family tree References External