BHAS Award Recipients 2024
Kathleen Snyder, Black Hills Audubon President, and Matthew Landers, Environmental Educator Award recipient Bonnie Wood, BHAS Volunteer of 2024, Helen Wheatley, Conservationist of 2024, and Sally Nole, BHAS Volunteer of 2024 Black Hills Audubon recently recognized some outstanding local volunteers who work for environmental causes. These wonderful people were celebrated
Nominations for Volunteer of the Year
NOMINATIONS SOUGHT FOR BHAS VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR Black Hills Audubon honors one of our volunteers every year with the Volunteer of the Year Award. This person needs to be an Audubon member, not on our Board of Directors, who contributes to the organization along these guidelines: ELIGIBILITY FOR AWARD:
Nominations for Educator of the Year
Nominations Requested for the 2024 Dave McNett Environmental Educator of the Year Award BHAS is proud to continue recognizing environmental education efforts by area residents who are making a positive difference for birds through their teaching, and so we are soliciting nominations for the 2024 Dave McNett Environmental Educator of
Nominations for Conservationist of the Year
Nominations Requested for the Jack Davis Conservationist of the Year Award BHAS is soliciting nominations for the Jack Davis Conservationist of the Year Award. The award will be presented at the BHAS picnic in June 2024. Deadline for nominations is March 15, 2024. The purpose of the Award is to
BHAS VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR 2023
ELIZABETH RODRICK Elizabeth Rodrick was born in Tacoma but spent most of her growing-up years in various locations with her Navy family. She returned to Tacoma for high school and then went on to earn her Bachelor’s degree in Environmental Science and a Master’s in Wildlife Biology, both at the
Environmental Educator of the Year
Stephanie Bishop Dave McNett Environmental Educator of the Year – 2023 This year’s recipient of the Dave McNett Environmental Educator of the Year Award, Stephanie Bishop, has managed Thurston Conservation District’s South Sound GREEN (Global Rivers Environmental Education Network) watershed education program for over 11 years and is revered for