D. L. Serventy Medal
The D.L. Serventy Medal may be awarded annually by the Birdlife Australia for outstanding published work on birds in the Australasian region.
It commemorates Dr Dominic Serventy (1904–1988) and was first awarded in 1991.[1]
Recipients
Source: Birdlife Australia Birdlife Australia
- 1991 - Ian Rowley
- 1992 - John Warham
- 1993 - Hugh Ford
- 1994 - Harry Recher
- 1995 - Allen Keast
- 1996 - Cliff Frith and Dawn Frith
- 1997 - Penny Olsen
- 1998 - Richard Zann[2]
- 1999 - Jiro Kikkawa
- 2000 - (no award)
- 2001 - John Woinarski
- 2002 - (no award)
- 2003 - Trevor Worthy and Richard N. Holdaway
- 2004 - Andrew Cockburn
- 2005 - Lesley Brooker and Michael Brooker
- 2006 - Denis A. Saunders
- 2007 - Michael Clarke
- 2008 - Stephen Garnett and Gabriel Crowley
- 2009 - Carla Catterall
- 2010 - David Lindenmayer
- 2011 - David Paton
- 2012 - Richard Kingsford
- 2013 - Ron Wooller
- 2014 - Richard Loyn
- 2015 - Stephen Debus
- 2016 - Sonia Kleindorfer
- 2017 - Sarah Legge
- 2018 - Leo George Joseph [3]
- 2019 - Naomi Langmore
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See also
References
- Birds Australia D. L. Serventy Medal
- Our Latest Newsletter
- "Joseph, Leo George (1958 - )". Encyclopedia of Australian Science. Retrieved 20 September 2019.
External links
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