Champion of Wildlife Award
The Champion of Wildlife Award is intended to recognize an individual or group for making a significant contribution to Indiana’s wildlife resources. Recipients of this award may include (but are not limited to) state or local public officials, legislators, landowners, foundations, friends groups, and non-profit organizations. This award is not restricted to members.
Award Recipients
2018 – Sam Shine, recognized for his instrumental role in many important wildlife conservation measures in Indiana and across the country.
2015 – Bob and Ellen Mulford, recognized for restoring and enhancing nearly 400 acres of high-quality wildlife habitat and for promoting wildlife education, research, and conservation efforts in Indiana.
Request for Award Nominations
Nominations for the Champion of Wildlife Award should be made by completing the awards nomination form below. The Awards Committee evaluates the nominations received, and based upon supporting documentation, makes its recommendation of a recipient to the Executive Board. Presentation of this award is at the annual meeting of the Chapter which is held in the spring. The award consists of a plaque, and the wording of each award would be specific to the recipient’s accomplishments. Questions about the Champion of Wildlife Award should be directed to Zack DeYoung, Awards Chair.
Nomination Deadline: January 15 of each year