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46th Annual Conservation Achievement Awards Celebrate the Protection of Wildlife and Habitat

NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- Each year since 1965, the Tennessee Wildlife Federation (TWF) has honored a select group of leaders in the conservation and stewardship of wildlife and their habitat in Tennessee.

"These awards recognize those individuals and organizations that have made truly meaningful contributions to conservation in Tennessee and to TWF," says Michael Butler, TWF's chief executive officer. "The great work of our past winners lives on today, and the current generation is building upon those successes. Without their willingness to take action, we would have failed in our mission, and we are proud to honor their contributions."

The 46th Annual TWF Conservation Achievement Awards were held Tuesday, April 19, at the War Memorial Auditorium in downtown Nashville.

Winners of the 2010 TWF Conservation Achievement Awards

For 45 years the Tennessee Wildlife Federation has honored the work of individuals, organizations and companies which have made significant contributions towards the conservation of Tennessee's land, water, air and wildlife. Our award standards are high, so you will notice that in some years certain awards were not given. This isn't necessarily due to a lack of nominees, but rather that the quality of nominees that year did not reach the standards we hold for these awards. In other cases where names are not listed, this represents that the award was created after 1965. We encourage you to peruse this list and make yourself with some of Tennessee's conservation champions.