John Hobbs Medal

The John Hobbs Medal may be awarded annually by BirdLife Australia for "outstanding contributions to ornithology as an amateur scientist".[1] It commemorates John Hobbs (1920–1990) and was first awarded in 1995.

Recipients

Source: Birdlife Australia

  • 1995 – Selwyn George (Bill) Lane
  • 1996 – Durno Murray
  • 1997 – Stephen Marchant
  • 1998 – Alan Leishman
  • 1999 – John Courtney
  • 2000 – Clive Minton
  • 2001 – Pauline Reilly
  • 2002 – no award
  • 2003 – Brian Coates
  • 2004 – Graeme Chapman
  • 2005 – Graham Pizzey
  • 2006 – no award
  • 2007 – no award
  • 2008 – Kevin Alan Wood
  • 2009 – Michael J. Carter
  • 2010 – Andrew Ley
  • 2011 – no award
  • 2012 – Mike Newman
  • 2013 – no award
  • 2014 – Lloyd Nielsen
  • 2015 – Lynn Pedler
  • 2016 – A.B. (Tony) Rose
  • 2017 - Ken Gosbell
  • 2018 - Andrew Barham Black OAM
  • 2019 - Dick (RM) Cooper

See also

References
  1. "BirdLife Australia: Awards & Scholarships". Retrieved 12 September 2012.
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