Coastal and Estuarine Research Federation Scientific Award Recipients
The Coastal and Estuarine Research Federation (CERF) recognizes excellence in and service to the fields of coastal and estuarine science, management and education through several scientific and service awards. The recipients of these awards embody the mission of CERF to advance understanding and wise stewardship of estuarine and coastal ecosystems worldwide by promoting research in estuarine and coastal ecosystems; supporting education of scientists, decision-makers and the public; and facilitating communication among these groups. Awards are presented every two years in conjunction with the biennial conference.
Odum Award - Lifetime Achievement
The Odum Award is named for the three outstanding ecological scientists in the Odum family: Dr. Howard T. Odum; Dr. Eugene P. Odum; and Dr. William E. Odum, III. This award recognizes the lifetime achievements of an outstanding estuarine scientist whose sustained accomplishments have made important contributions to our understanding of estuaries and coastal ecosystems.
1997 Donald Pritchard, Johns Hopkins University
1999 John Teal, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute
2001 Lawrence Pomeroy, University of Georgia
2003 Scott Nixon, University of Rhode Island
2005 John Hobbie, Marine Biological Laboratory
2007 Grace Brush, Johns Hopkins University
2009 Walter Boynton and Michael Kemp, University of Maryland
2011 Hans W. Paerl, University of North Carolina Chapel Hill
2013 Ivan Valiela, Marine Biological Laboratory
2015 Joy Zedler, University of Wisconsin
2017 James E. Cloern, US Geological Survey
2019 Iris Anderson, Virginia Institute of Marine Science and College of William & Mary
Cronin Award - Early Achievement
The Cronin Award is named for Dr. L. Eugene Cronin, Sr., the first president of ERF and a significant contributor to estuarine science and our organization. This award recognizes the significant accomplishments of an estuarine scientist who is in the early stages of his/her career development. The recipient will have shown great promise with work carried out during the first six years past the PhD.
1997 Samantha Joye, University of Georgia
1999 Bradley Eyre, Southern Cross University
2001 Jaye Ellen Cable, Louisiana State University
2003 Lisa Lucas, US Geological Survey
2005 Peter Raymond, Yale School of Forestry
2007 Elizabeth North, University of Maryland
2009 Malcolm Scully, Old Dominion University
2011 Isaac R. Santos, Southern Cross University
2013 Robinson "Wally" Fulweiler, Boston University
2015 Autumn Oczkowski, US Environmental Protection Agency
2017 Damien Maher, Southern Cross University
2019 Christine Angelini, University of Florida
Pritchard Award - Physical Oceanography Paper
This award was established to honor Dr. Donald W. Pritchard, whose insightful research on the physical dynamics of coastal systems set the stage for much of the research in physical oceanography that is being conducted today. The Pritchard Award recognizes the author(s) of the best physical oceanography paper published in Estuaries and Coasts within the two-year interval between CERF conferences.
2003
W. Rockwell Geyer, Jonathan D. Woodruff, and Peter A. Traykovski, WHOI.
2005
Parker MacCready, University of Washington, Seattle
2007
Lisa Lucas, USGS, Menlo Park; D.M. Sereno, UC Berkeley; J.R. Burau, USGS, Sacaramento; T.S. Schraga, USGS, Menlo Park; C.B. Lopez, NOAA, Silver Spring; M.T. Stacey, UC Berkeley; K.V. Parchevsky, Stanford U., Stanford; and V.P. Parchevsky, Inst. Biol. Southern Seas, Ukraine
2009
Jon French, University College London; Helene Burningham, University College London; Thomas Benson, HR Wallingford Ltd, Oxon, UK
2011
Stephen G. Monismith, Stanford University; James L. Hench, Duke University; Derek A. Fong, Stanford University; Nicholas J. Nidzieko, University of Maryland; William E. Fleenor, University of California, Davis; Laura P. Doyle, University of California, Davis; S. Geoffrey Schladow, University of California, Davis
2013
Neil K.Ganju, U.S. Geological Survey; Melanie Hayn, Cornell University; Shih-Nan Chen, National Taiwan University; Robert W. Howarth, Cornell University; Patrick J. Dickhudt, USGS; Alfredo L. Aretxabaleta, USGS; and Roxanne Marino, Cornell University.
2015
Jennifer Hansen, University of Virginia; Matthew Reidenbach, University of Virginia.
2017
David K. Ralston, WHOI; Michael L. Brosnahan, WHOI; Sophia E. Fox, National Park Service; Krista D. Lee, National Park Service; Donald M. Anderson, WHOI
2019
Robert J. Chant, Rutgers University; Christopher K. Sommerfield, University of Delaware; Stefan A. Talke, Portland State University
William A. Niering Outstanding Educator Award
To recognize the central role that education plays in achieving the objectives of our society, the Federation's Governing Board established an award named for a leader in estuarine education, Dr. William A. Niering. The Award is for an individual who has played a particularly important role in education at any level -- from primary school to the graduate level, inside or out of the classroom, or in the education of the general public through outreach activities.
2001 Joy Zedler, University of Wisconsin
2003 John Day, Louisiana State University
2005 Ivan Valiela, Marine Biological Laboratory
2007 Alejandro Yáñez-Arancibia, Institute of Ecology A.C., Mexico
2009 Scott Warren, Connecticut College
2011 Linda Walters, University of Central Florida
2013 Paul Montagna, Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi
2015 Dr. Peggy Fong, UCLA
2017 Dr. Drew Talley, University of San Diego
2019 Susan Bell, University of South Florida
Margaret A. Davidson Award for Stewardship
This award recognizes an individual that demonstrates extraordinary leadership, service, innovation, and commitment to the management of estuarine and coastal systems. This award also recognizes those who have worked in the estuarine and coastal arena and excelled in management and policy.
2017 Dr. William Dennison, University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science
2019 Merryl Alber, Unversity of Georgia
Coastal Stewardship Award for Stewardship (Organization)
CERF established the Coastal Stewardship Award to honor notable achievements in promoting the wise management of estuarine and coastal systems. This award recognizes specific projects, programs and organizations for their exemplary stewardship activities, including success in management, policy, restoration, and conservation efforts. CERF appreciates the multiple scales at which impacts may be achieved; accordingly, the Coastal Stewardship Awards are occasional awards and may represent a hierarchy of recognition at CERF biennial conferences. If given, one or more awards of recognition could be presented biennially in association with the CERF conferences, beginning in 2017.
2017 Tampa Bay Nitrogen Management Consortium of Tampa Bay NEP
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