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Outstanding Bighorn Teacher Award


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The Outstanding Bighorn Teacher plays a vital role in the team of scientists, managers, and conservationists striving to secure the future of bighorn sheep by educating future generations of conservationists. Outstanding bighorn teachers are recognized for providing students with the opportunity to understand wild sheep biology and ecology and develop a conservation ethic around bighorns and other wildlife. These teachers also consistently work with students and conservation organizations to engage and inspire youth about wild sheep, wildlife, and wildlands.

The 2023 recipient of the Outstanding Bighorn Teacher Award is Chester Moore!
Chester has worked as a wildlife journalist since he was 19 years old. He is the Editor- In-Chief of Texas Fish and Game, host of “Moore Outdoors” radio on Newstalk AM 560 KLVI, host of “Higher Calling” podcast, and author of 15 books on fishing, hunting, and wildlife.

Previous Recipients:
• Brady Simuelson (2019)
• Lori Sincavage (2020)
• Brent Miller (2022)

 

Brady Samuleson’s Class

Lori Sincavage

Brent Miller’s Class

Timeline for Nomination Process:
• Nominations open the last week of July and close the first week of October.

Criteria for Award:
• Provide education surrounding wild sheep, wildlife, and wildlands while also
working with students and conservation organizations.
• Nominees can be either classroom teachers or non-classroom teachers.
(An education degree/teaching background is not required.)

Award:
• The award is presented at the Annual Bighorn Bash Fundraiser in November.

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