The Florida Chapter of The Wildlife Society is seeking nominations for the Paul Moler Herpetological Conservation Award. The Paul Moler Herpetological Conservation Award was created in 2006 to recognize individuals who have demonstrated excellence in the field of amphibian and/or reptile conservation during the previous calendar year. Achievements can be related to research, management, administration, or education. The person considered for this award does not have to be a member of the Florida or parent 
chapter of The Wildlife Society.
Please send the nominee's full name, present position, address, and phone number; the nominator's and endorser's names, addresses, and phone numbers; and a clear and concise statement justifying the nomination by December 1 to:
Timothy E. O'Meara, Committee Chair
Florida Chapter of The Wildlife Society
tim.omeara@fltws.org
Nominations will be accepted each year, but an award may not be conferred annually. Nominations received by December 1 will be considered by the Awards Committee and the Executive Board of the Florida Chapter of The Wildlife Society during its regularly scheduled Winter Board Meeting. The Awards Committee and Executive Board, acting as the Selection Committee, may confer a maximum of one award per year, to be presented at the Spring Membership meeting. Nominations will not be carried over from one year to the next, but may be resubmitted for consideration. Past winners are eligible to receive the award if they are nominated for a different accomplishment. The recipient will receive a decorative plaque from the Florida Chapter of The Wildlife Society.
Past recipients:
2007: Mark Bailey, Jeffrey Holmes, Kurt Buhlmann, and Joseph Mitchell
2008: Dr. Perran Ross, Ms. Joan Berish, and Mr. Greg Holder