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Audubon Medal
Celebrating Outstanding Conservation Achievement
Established in 1947, the Audubon Medal has been bestowed on a wide array of influential environmentalists in recognition of outstanding achievement in the field of conservation and environmental protection.
This distinguished environmental honor recognizes either a single, extraordinary feat or a record of significant contributions.
Past recipients include Presidents (Jimmy Carter), Authors (Rachel Carson), Scientists (E.O. Wilson) and Philanthropists (The Rockefeller Family).
Medal winners include:
1989 - Robert Redford
1988 - President Oscar and First Lady Marguerita Arias
1987 - Vladimir E. Flint
1986 - John F. Seiberling
1985 - Cecil D. Andrus
1984 - Joseph J. Hickey
1983 - Margaret Wentworth Owings
1982 - C.R. "Pink" Gutermuth
1981 - Richard H. Pough
1980 - Margaret E. Murie
Click below for previous recipients
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