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2018 AZTWS Chapter Awards

By • On • In Awards • 5 min read

We congratulate each of our deserving 2018 awardees:
Barbara Hawke, John Goodwin, Stan Cunningham, Holly Barton, and Kay Nicholson.

Every February we come together to recognize our best, chosen among the many deserving people nominated each year by their peers. This year marked the 52nd Joint Annual Meeting of the Arizona and New Mexico Wildlife and Fisheries Societies, hosted in Albuquerque, NM. We encourage our members to nominate deserving people or organizations for these annual awards, and as has been the case in the past, our chapter was privileged this year to receive several worthy nominations for well-deserving individuals working to conserve wildlife. Below are summaries of each award, awardee, and the outstanding achievements for which they were nominated.

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2017 AZTWS Chapter Awards

By • On • In Awards • 6 min read

This year marked the 51st Joint Annual Meeting of the Arizona and New Mexico Wildlife and Fisheries Societies, hosted in Flagstaff, AZ. We encourage our members to nominate deserving people or organizations for these annual awards, and as has been the case in the past, our chapter was privileged this year to receive numerous nominations for well-deserving individuals working in the wildlife management field. Below are summaries of each award, awardee, and the outstanding achievements for which they were nominated.

We congratulate each of our deserving 2017 awardees:
David Patton, J.D. Greenberg, Haley Nelson, Bill Mannan, Erin Zylstra, Colin Beach, and Chad Loberger.

 

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2016 AZTWS Chapter Awards

By • On • In Awards • 10 min read

This year we added two new annual awards, to recognize lifetime achievement and outstanding service to the chapter. The Arizona Chapter recognizes outstanding accomplishments in wildlife management, both by professionals and laymen, by bestowing awards at each year’s Joint Annual Meeting, held in February. This year marked the 50th Joint Annual Meeting of the Arizona and New Mexico Wildlife and Fisheries Societies and was hosted in Farmington, NM. We encourage our members to nominate deserving people or organizations for the awards, and as has been the case in the past, our chapter was privileged this year to receive numerous nominations for well-deserving individuals working in the wildlife management field. Below are summaries of each award, awardee, and the outstanding achievements for which they were nominated.

We congratulate each of our deserving 2016 awardees:
David Brown, Holly Hicks, Sarah Hale, Chad Rubke, Liberty Wildlife, Sandy Bahr, and Tice Supplee.

Read the official Press Release here.

 

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