The IUCN WCPA Fred M. Packard Award is an international merit award which is made by the International Union for Conservation of Nature to individuals or groups in recognition of "outstanding service to protected and conserved areas" across the globe.[1][2][3][4][5][6] The award is named for the individual who served as the Secretary to the World Commission on Protected Areas in the early 1970s. Packard initially established the award in recognition of the "valour" of field wardens fighting and at times losing their lives to poachers in the course of conservation work, mostly in the developing world. At the third World National Parks Congress in Bali, 1982 the award was expanded to include people and organisations who have "contributed to protected areas far above and beyond the call of duty".[7]
Packard Awardees 1982 edit
- Syed Ahmed (India)
- Kepala Seksis (Indonesia)
- Charles Gibson Connell (UK)
- Insa Diatta and Yanya Danfa (Senegal)
- Myles Dunphy (Australia)
- Jose Rafael Garcia (Venezuela)
- Sylvanus Gorio (Papua New Guinea)
- Jean-Paul Harroy (Belgium)
- Miravaldo de Jesus Siguara (Brazil)
- Joseph Kioko (Kenya)
- Peter Logwe (and the Kidepo Valley National Park Ranger Force)
- Fergus Lothian (Canada)
- George Ruhle (United States)
- Fateh Singh Rathore (India)
- Soedjarwo and his Staff (Indonesia)
- Robert I. Standish (United States)
- Peter Stanton (Australia)[1]
Packard Awardees 1984 edit
- Bob Brown (Australia)
- Gabriel Charles (Saint Lucia))
- Passe Manner (Senegal)
- Robert Milne (United States)
Packard Awardees 1985 edit
Packard Awardees 1987 edit
Packard Awardees 1988 edit
- Ray Dasmann (United States)
- Ricardo Luti (Argentina)
- Kenton Miller (United States)
- Josip Movcan (Yugoslavia)
- Francisco Ponce (El Salvador)[1]
Packard Awardees 1990 edit
- Biocenosis AC and Lic. Manzanilla Shafer
- Gerardo Budowski
- Samuel A. Cooke
- Harold Eidsvik
- John Foster
Packard Awardees 1992 edit
- Abdulaziz H. Abuzinada
- Carlos Castaño Uribe
- Mario Gabaldón and the staff of INPARQUES
- Madeleine de Grandmaison
- Almirante Ibsen de Gusmao Camara
- Jorge Ignacio Hernandez Camacho
- Tom Van't Hof
- Aila Keto
- Vladimar Krinitsky
- Hugh Lamprey
- Joseph Mburugu
- Carlos Mendez Montenegro and Alex Rudolfo Mendez Del Cid
- P. Srinivas
- Vladislav Vassiliev
Packard Awardees 1993 edit
- Lars-Erik Esping and his Staff
- Arne Kaasik
- Tasuku Ono
Packard Awardees 1994 edit
Packard Awardees 1995 edit
Packard Awardees 1996 edit
Packard Awardees 1997 edit
Packard Awardees 1998 edit
Packard Awardees 1999 edit
Packard Awardees 2000 edit
- Nancy Foster
- Adrian Phillips
- Marija Zupancic-Vicar
Packard Awardees 2001 edit
Packard Awardees 2003 edit
Packard Awardees 2004 edit
Packard Awardees 2007 edit
Packard Awardees 2008 edit
Packard Awardees 2012 edit
Packard Awardees 2014 edit
Packard Awardees 2016 edit
Packard Awardees 2019 edit
Packard Awardees 2021 edit
References edit
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- ^ "Conservation award: collective recognition for protected areas work in Brazil and worldwide". WWF. Oct 13, 2020.
- ^ "Obituary: Dr Graeme Worboys, May 6, 1950 - September 28, 2020". Canberra Times. September 2020.
- ^ "Conservationist wins international award for his work". Calgary Herald. November 2014.
- ^ "A Walk in the Park". Australian Broadcasting Corporation. December 2004.
- ^ "CCAE Co Chair David (Dave) Mackinnon received the IUCN WPCA Fred M. Packard International Award". The Canadian Council of Ecological Areas. April 2021.
- ^ IUCN (1991-11-01). "International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources - 18th General Assembly, 1991". Proceedings of the IUCN Annual General Assembly. 18: 205.
- ^ "Environment, Communications, Information Technology and the Arts Legislation Committee – Additional Information – Budget Estimates 2006-07 – Received between 26 May and 13 September 2006 – Environment and Heritage Portfolio". Parliament of Australia. May 2006. Retrieved 2022-11-30.
- ^ "Packard Awardees". IUCN. June 10, 2020. Archived from the original on October 8, 2021. Retrieved October 8, 2021.