Annually, the Utah Chapter of The Wildlife Society awards chapter members, individuals, and groups who have made a significant contribution to the profession and field of wildlife conservation and management. Do you know someone who deserves recognition for their accomplishments?
Embedded Files
Designed to recognize one chapter member each year for career-long achievement and professional excellence in wildlife research, management, publication, administration, or education. This award may be given to an individual only once during their career.
Designed to recognize Chapter members for meritorious performance in wildlife research, management, publication, administration, or education projects or programs. This award may be given to more than one member each year and may be given to an individual more than once during their career.
Designed to recognize nonmember individuals or groups for outstanding contributions or service in wildlife research, management, publication, administration, or education projects or programs. This award may be given to more than one individual or group each year and may be given to an individual or group more than once.
Designed to recognize a member or nonmember (individuals, agencies, or groups) for outstanding efforts or accomplishments in assisting with or furthering any aspect of wildlife conservation. This certificate may be given to an individual or group more than once.
Previous Recipients
Previous Recipients
Award of Excellence
2020: Thomas Edwards
2019: Terry Messmer
2018: Dave Olsen
2017: Alan Clark
2014: Becky Bonebrake
2009: Dwight Bunnell
2008: Michael Wolfe
2007: Ashley Green, Jerran Flinders
2006: Jo Cresto
2005: Leon Bogedahl
2001: James G. Guymon
2000: Linda Seibert
1997: John Bissonette
1996: Norm Bowden
1994: Rodney John
1993: Floyd Coles
1992: Jack Rensel
1991: Jessop Low
1990: John Kimball
Award of Merit
2020: John Luft
2019: Covy Jones, Mary Pendergast, Kendall Bagley
Conservation Achievement Award
2020: Miles Moretti
Certificate of Appreciation
2019: Cooper Farr
Report abuse