Date: Jan 9, 2004 05:08 PM Author: Francis STAUB
Subject: Dr. Charlie Veron Wins 2004 Darwin Medal
The Darwin Medal, the most prestigious award given by the International Society for Reef Studies, is presented every four years at the International Coral Reef Symposium. It is awarded to a senior ISRS member who is recognized worldwide for major contributions throughout her/his career. The previous recipients have been Drs. David Stoddart, Peter Glynn, Ian Macintyre and Yossi Loya. The next occasion at which the medal will be presented is the Tenth International Coral Reef Symposium, to be held in Okinawa Japan from 28 June to 2 July 2004.
ISRS is pleased to announce that Dr. J. E. N. (Charlie) Veron has been elected to receive the 2004 Darwin Medal. Dr. Veron is Leading Scientist
at the Australian Institute of Marine Science in Townsville, Queensland. ISRS President Dr. Nick Polunin will present the medal and Dr. Veron will deliver a plenary address at a ceremony in Okinawa
scheduled for Tuesday 29 June.
For more information on the International Coral Reef Symposium, please see www.plando.co.jp/icrs2004
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