Te Tohu Taiao

Nominations are invited for the Te tohu taiao award (formerly NZES award). This award is presented annually to recognise individuals who have made outstanding contribution to the study and application of ecological science. The award is made to the person(s) who have published the best original research in ecology of New Zealand, and its dependencies (including the Ross Dependency) or person(s) who have made the most outstanding contribution to applied ecology particularly conservation and management. NB. This award used to be presented to members only but a council decision in 2006 supported the recommendation to make non-members eligible.

Please email any nominations for this award to [email protected] by June 30th 2012. Nominations should also include a statement of support.
 

Past Recipients: Te Tohu Taiao - Award for Ecological Excellence

1990. Henrik Moller, Otago University, Dunedin

1991. Colin Burrows, University of Canterbury


1992. E. G. White, Lincoln University, Canterbury


1993. Not presented


1994. Not presented


1995. Bill Lee, Landcare Research, Dunedin


1996. Nigel Barlow, AgResearch, Lincoln


1997. John McLennan, Landcare Research, Palmerston North


1998. John Innes, Landcare Research, Hamilton


1999. Carolyn King, University of Waikato

2000. Dave Kelly, University of Canterbury


2001. David Wardle, University of Sheffield, England

2002. Phil Cowan, Landcare Research, Palmerston North


2003. Not presented 


2004. Mike Winterbourn, University of Canterbury

2005. David Given, Lincoln University


2006. Matt McGlone, Landcare Research, Lincoln

2007. Mick Clout, University of Auckland

2008. John Ogden, University of Auckland

2009. Kath Dickinson, University of Otago

2010. George Gibbs, Victoria University, Wellington

2011. Richard Duncan