-- Sandy Cochran Award for Excellence in Natural Resource Education
This award honors individuals or programs designing, developing, and implementing educational programs focused on the conservation and management of Pennsylvania’s natural resources.
Nominations are by letter of support and include background information on the nominee, such as would be included in a vita. As well, the nominator should provide information on program focus (e.g., water, forests, recreation, wildlife), principle audiences affected (e.g., adults, students, youth programs, resource professionals), geographic area targeted (e.g., statewide, region, county, school district), and, if possible, behavior or impact changes linked to the program.
For more information or to submit a nomination, contact the Pennsylvania Forestry Association, Attention: Cochran Award Chairman, 300 North Second Street, Suite 1002, Harrisburg, PA 17101 or email: thePFA@paforestry.org.
-- Mira Lloyd Dock Outstanding Woman Conservationist Award
The Mira Lloyd Dock Award celebrates the value of the contributions of women to Pennsylvania’s natural resources.
Nominations shall be made in the form of a letter, not more than two typed pages long, with content based on the following criteria: Forest Conservation Activities; Effective Outreach; Engagement with others/building collaborative relationships; Commitment to learning resource-based knowledge; Additional Recognition related to Natural Resource Conservation.
For more information or to submit a nomination, contact the Pennsylvania Forestry Association, Attention: Cochran Award Chairman, 300 North Second Street, Suite 1002, Harrisburg, PA 17101 or email: thePFA@paforestry.org.
-- Joseph T. Rothrock Award
This award recognizes an individual, organization or group’s significant contributions to the public recognition of the importance of Pennsylvania’s forest resources in the same tradition and spirit of Dr. Joseph T. Rothrock.
Dr. Rothrock served as the first president of PFA and earned the title, “Father of Forestry in Pennsylvania,” through his untiring efforts to promote the forest conservation movement in Pennsylvania.
Nominees for this award will be evaluated based on three criteria: Value of contributions to the continued conservation of Pennsylvania’s forest resource (60 percent); Public recognition and stature of the individual in the field of resource conservation (30 percent); and Other Unique or special considerations which demonstrate a long term commitment to conservation (10 percent)
Nominations for the award should address these three criteria in appropriate detail.
For more information or to submit a nomination, contact the Pennsylvania Forestry Association, Attention: Rothrock Award Chairman, 300 North Second Street, Suite1002, Harrisburg, PA 17101 or email: thePFA@paforestry.org.
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(Photos: Rothrock, Dock, Cochran)
(Reprinted from the latest PA Forestry Association newsletter.)
[Posted: July 12, 2021] PA Environment Digest
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