N. W. Jolly Medal
The N.W. Jolly Medal is the Institute of Foresters of Australia’s highest and most prestigious honour for outstanding service to the profession of forestry in Australia.
It recognises contributions from across the full scope of forestry and reflecting the diversity of significant contributions being made across a wide range of disciplines and forest management activities. In this context, forestry includes the sustainable management, development and use of forests for the diversity of goods and services that forest ecosystems provide, whether for public, private or commercial purposes, including education, research and development, forest policy and all types of forest land management.
The Award is named in honour of Norman William Jolly (1882-1954) Who made an outstanding contribution to development of professional forestry in Australia in the first half of the 20th Century.
The Award is made by the Board of the Institute on the recommendation of the Jolly Award Committee, which is made up of three Institute members and previous Jolly Medal recipients.
N.W. Jolly Medal Recipients
2019 |
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Tony G. Bartlett AFSM |
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1989 |
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S. W. Gentle |
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Rob de Fégely AM |
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1988 |
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G. Minko |
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2018 |
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Russell Haines |
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1987 |
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A. Keeves |
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Anne Geary |
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1986 |
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A. G. Brown AM |
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2017 |
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Christine Stone
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1985 |
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T. M. Cunningham |
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Rob Youl OAM |
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1984 |
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G. N. Baur |
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2015 |
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J. Hans Drielsma AM |
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1983
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D. G. Nikles PSM |
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2012 |
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Sadanandan Nambiar AO |
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1982 |
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J. H. Chinner |
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2011 |
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R.L. Newman OAM |
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1981
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L. T. Carron |
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D.W. Flinn |
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1980 |
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R. H. Luke AM |
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2009 |
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D.I. Bevege |
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1979 |
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W. D. Muir |
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2008 |
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R.J. Underwood AM |
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1978 |
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A. G. MacArthur |
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2007 |
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G.A. Kile AM |
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1977 |
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N. Hall |
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2006 |
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F. Jack Bradshaw |
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1974 |
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N. B. Lewis |
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2005 |
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E.R. Rolley |
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1973
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J. M. Gilbert |
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2003 |
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N. Phil Cheney PSM |
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1972 |
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A. H. Crane |
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2002 |
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R. A. Free |
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1971 |
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L. D. Pryor AO |
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2000 |
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G. J. Bacon AM |
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1970 |
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W. G. Chandler MBE |
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1999 |
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B. J. Beggs |
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1969 |
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A. R. Trist |
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1997 |
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D. Doley |
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1968
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L. S. Hudson |
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1996 |
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R. C. Ellis |
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1967 |
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A. C. Harris |
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1995 |
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F. H. McKinnell |
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1966 |
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K. P. McGrath AM |
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1994 |
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I. S. Ferguson AM |
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1965
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L. R. Benjamin CBE |
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1993 |
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R. G. Florence |
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1964 |
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D. A. N. Cromer |
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1991 |
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L. A. Pederick |
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1963 |
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E. H. F. Swain |
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1990 |
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M. J. Hall AM |
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1962
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M. R. Jacobs ISO |
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1959 |
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V. A. Grenning |
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NB: Australian and Imperial Honours only are shown. Recipients may have received honours from other countries and academies.
N.W. Jolly Charter & Rules
IFA Jolly Medal Award Committee
The Jolly Medal Award Committee is a committee appointed by The Board of the Institute of Forests of Australia. The Committee is composed of at least three members, one of whom desirably is a member of the IFA Board and who chairs the committee. The other members should be members of the IFA, and previous N W Jolly Medal awardees. Members are appointed for a two-year term, but are eligible for re-appointment.
Purpose
The purpose of the committee is to oversee and manage the award of the N W Jolly Medal, being the Institutes highest and most prestigious honour for outstanding service to forestry in Australia, according to the Rules (view here ) established by the Board from time to time.
Norman William Jolly
The Award is named in honour of Norman William Jolly (1882-1954) who made an outstanding contribution to development of professional forestry in Australia in the first half of the 20th Century.
For more information on Norman Jolly.
Functions
The functions of the committee include:
- To review and provide recommendations to the Board on Award criteria.
- To formulate and oversee the nominations and selection process.
- To make recommendations to the Board for the award of the N W Jolly Medal.
- To oversee the integrity of the award process, from design phase through to the award ceremony.
- To provide recommendations to the Board from time to time for improvements to the Award