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LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS

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Nominations for the Lifetime Achievement Awards are now open! Submit your nominations 

The WHSG Awards Committee recommends that the awards be given to individuals or teams who have conducted most of their shorebird conservation/research work within the Western Hemisphere, and recommends that individuals or teams receive an award only once. Nominations for the two WHSG awards (Allan Baker, Lewis W. Oring) may be submitted electronically to Verónica D’Amico, the chair of the WHSG Lifetime Achievement Awards sub-committee (e-mail: veronicalauradamico@gmail.com). Please be sure to submit your award nomination in English and Spanish.

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Deadline: July 15th 2026
Allan Baker Award
Lewis W. Oring Award

Image: Steve Mlodinow

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Pablo Canevari Award

Pablo Canevari was Manomet’s first director of the WHSRN Executive Office. Born in Argentina, Pablo was a beloved colleague, scientist, illustrator, and a dear friend to all who knew him. He passed away suddenly in 2000 and is particularly remembered for his dedication, extraordinary enthusiasm, and personal and professional commitment to shorebird conservation in the Americas. The award recognizes and supports exemplary work in the field of shorebird conservation. Pablo is remembered for his extraordinary dedication and passion—personally and professionally—to the conservation of shorebirds throughout his career.  Every two years, Manomet presents a USD$2,000 award to an individual or organization from Latin America or the Carribean that has demonstrated an outstanding commitment to shorebird conservation—much the way Pablo Canevari did before he died suddenly in March 2000.

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Pablo Canevari

1951-2000

Image: Abril Copalli

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