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1 CONSERVATION AWARD WINNERS 2000 ERCA CONSERVATION AWARD WINNERS Education Mr. Tom Toth (posthumously) Volunteer Phil Roberts Environmental Achievement Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zuliani Education Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce Volunteer Friends of Canard River Environmental Achievement Windsor-Roseland Rotary Club Conservation Farm Award - Henry Denotter of Denotter Farms 2001 ERCA CONSERVATION AWARD WINNERS Education Kerry McCarthy Volunteer Bob Hall-Brooks Environmental Achievement Pat Schincariol Education Belle River Public School Environmental Achievement Agriculture and Agri-food Canada's Greenhouse and Processing Crops Research Centre Conservation Farm Award - Allen & Christine Rogers 2002 ERCA CONSERVATION AWARD WINNERS Volunteer - Dan Dufour Volunteer - Kingsville Train Station Committee Education - Ecole Secondaire L esssor Environmental Club Environmental Achievement - Family Tradition Foods Incorporated Environmental Achievement - Ducks Unlimited Canada Environmental Achievement - Windsor Regional Environmental Council Environmental Achievement - Town of Tecumseh Conservation Farm Award - Herb Enns
2 John R. Park Homestead Award - Walls Family 2003 ERCA CONSERVATION AWARD WINNERS Education - Miss Dina Salinitri - Riverside Secondary School Volunteer - Kate Hillman - Environmental President at Leamington District Secondary School. Volunteer - Wings Avian Rehabilitation Centre Environmental Achievement - Essex Windsor Solid Waste Authority Municipal Environmental Achievement - City of Windsor JRPH Award - Kingsville-Gosfield Heritage Society Conservation Farm Award - Mr. Tony Simon 2004 ERCA CONSERVATION AWARD WINNERS Education - Dave Kraus Volunteer - Guy Jolin Environmental Achievement - Mr. Gary Aalbers Volunteer - Holiday Beach Migration Observatory Environmental Achievement - Dr. Murray O Neil and Highline Mushrooms Ltd. Essex Region Conservation Foundation Award- Mr. Walter Barron JRPH Award - Essex County Historical Cemeteries Society (Ken Turner) Conservation Farm Award - Mr. Ken Schwab 2005 ERCA CONSERVATION AWARD WINNERS Education - Pearl Bradd Volunteer - Bruno Sfalcin Environmental Achievement - David Janisse Education - Windsor-Essex Catholic School Board for St. Christopher Catholic Elementary School Volunteer - Massey Green Environmental Club Environmental Achievement - BASF Corporation Fighting Island Site Special Award - Ontario Ministry of the Environment Recognizing the Introduction of the Clean Water Act Conservation Farm Award - Tiessen Acres Ltd John R. Park Homestead Award - Kingsville Historic Park Inc
3 2006 ERCA CONSERVATION AWARD WINNERS Education Mireya Campbell Volunteer Carl Pascoe & Rachel Powless Volunteer Corey Naroski Environmental Achievement David Ainslie Environmental Achievement Ontario Great Lakes Renewal Foundation Special Award of Appreciation Don Learn Conservation Farm Award John Diemer John R. Park Homestead Award Questers 2007 ERCA CONSERVATION AWARD WINNERS Volunteer - Andre Campeau Environmental Achievement Joe Hickson Educational : Essex Region Children s Water Festival Environmental Achievement Essex Rotary Club and Foundation and the Town of Essex Conservation Farm Award Winner: Tony Unholzer, Malden Valley Farms Homestead Award Winner: Windsor's Community Museum Special Award of Recognition for 25 Years of Volunteer Service: Dave Vince 2008 ERCA CONSERVATION AWARD WINNERS Educational - Dianne Delaurier Volunteer - Lorne Lebert Environmental Achievement Bruce Manny Education - Talisman Energy and Ducks Unlimited Volunteer - Friends of the John R. Park Homestead Environmental Achievement EnWin Utilities Environmental Achievement Municipal: Inter-Municipal Planning Consultation Committee Conservation Farm Award Winner: Marc Rivest and MNR Farms John R. Park Homestead Award Winner: SOS-Eglises
4 2009 ERCA CONSERVATION AWARD WINNERS Education - Ron Tiessen Volunteer - Nancy Pancheshan Environmental Achievement - Dan Krutsch Education - Backyard Habitat Naturalization Program Volunteer - Employees of the Gates Rubber Company Environmental Achievement -Windsor Crossing Municipal Environmental Achievement - City of Windsor Conservation Farm Award - The Thibert Farm of Comber John R. Park Homestead Award - The Lions Club of Kingsville 2010 ERCA CONSERVATION AWARD WINNERS Youth Steven Brunet Educational Al Cook Volunteer - Ashley Colasanti and Leigh Ann Mastronardi Environmental Achievement Francis Balsam Educational - University of Windsor s Ornithology Research Group Volunteer - Citizens Against Lake Erie Wind Turbines, Steering Committee (CALEWT Environmental Achievement Jamieson Laboratories Robert Pullleyblank Municipal Environmental Achievement County of Essex Conservation Farm Award Winner - Buchanan Farm of Comber Homestead Award Winner - Leamington District Weavers Guild 2011 ERCA CONSERVATION AWARD WINNERS Youth Grace Enns Educational Jim Flynn Volunteer Dave Levasseur Environmental Achievement Francis Balsam Educational Greater Essex County District School Board Volunteer Canada South Coast Land Trust Environmental Achievement Sterling Marine Fuels Inc. Robert Pullleyblank Municipal Environmental Achievement City of Windsor
5 Conservation Farm Award Winner Karl Neudorf of Essex Homestead Award Winner Mrs. Alvira Wigle 2012 ERCA CONSERVATION AWARD WINNERS Youth Lina Chaker Education Bob Petitt Volunteer Ron St. Pierre Education Pelee Island Bird Observatory Volunteer Scouts Canada Environmental Achievement University of Windsor Robert Pullleyblank Municipal Environmental Achievement Town of Tecumseh Conservation Farm Award Winner John Fittler Homestead Award Winner Essex County Carriage Club 2013 ERCA CONSERVATION AWARD WINNERS Youth Maia and Isaac Nitschke Education Claude Radley Volunteer Rick Labonte Volunteer Friends of Point Pelee Environmental Achievement Hiram Walker Robert Pulleyblank Municipal Environmental Achievement Town of LaSalle Conservation Farm Award Winner Mike Mailloux Farms Homestead Award Winner Kathy & Jim Dowling Dennis Chase Staff Award Lisa Pavan 2014 ERCA CONSERVATION AWARD WINNERS Education Nicole Palazzi Volunteer Don Bissonnette Environmental Achievement Gino Piccioni Education- Caesars Windsor-CodeGreen Volunteer Essex County Field Naturalists Club Environmental Achievement TD Friends of the Environment Foundation Robert Pullleyblank Municipal Environmental Achievement Town of Lakeshore
6 Conservation Farm Award Winner Charles Desmarais Homestead Award Winner Gertrude Paré Dennis Chase Staff Award Kris Ives 2015 ERCA CONSERVATION AWARD WINNERS Youth - Carlos Pena Education Lisa Jeffery Volunteer Dr. Anthony Braithwaite Environmental Achievement Mario Sonego Education- General Amherst Eco-Team Volunteer Little River Enhancement Group Environmental Achievement Devonshire Mall Robert Pullleyblank Municipal Environmental Achievement Municipality of Leamington Conservation Farm Award Winner Don & Neal Huber Homestead Award Winner Lac Ste. Claire Voyageurs Dennis Chase Staff Award Bill Tate 2016 ERCA CONSERVATION AWARD WINNERS Education Henry Denotter Volunteer Tom Henderson Volunteer Rob Pula & Andrew Pula Volunteer Union Gas Ltd. Environmental Achievement Caldwell First Nation Robert Pullleyblank Municipal Environmental Achievement Town of Essex Conservation Farm Award Winner J. Brush Farms Homestead Award Winner Irene Moore Davis Dennis Chase Staff Award Candice Kondratowicz Active in the Place for Life Award Carrie Lee 2017 ERCA CONSERVATION AWARD WINNERS Education Peter Berry Volunteer Darlene Burgess Environmental Achievement Dr. Doug Haffner
7 Volunteer Rotary Club of Windsor (1918) Robert Pullleyblank Municipal Environmental Achievement Town of Tecumseh Conservation Farm Award Winner Jerome Deslippe Homestead Award Winner Iler Family Dennis Chase Staff Award Vivian Kennedy
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