Partners in Flight Awards recognize exceptional contributions to the field of landbird conservation in the Americas. Nominees are considered who have significantly furthered the mission of PIF and its goal of protecting priority migratory and resident landbirds and their habitats. Nominees are evaluated in five award categories: Leadership, Investigations, Public Awareness, Stewardship, and the David N. Pashley Lifetime Achievement Award. Nominations for individual or group 2022 PIF Awards are now CLOSED. Please check back in November for information on the 2023 PIF Awards nomination process.
2022
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2021
See the 2021 Partners in Flight Awards page.
2020
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2019
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2018
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2017
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2016
See the 2016 Partners in Flight Awards page.
2015
The following recipients of the 2015 PIF Awards were presented with their awards at the North American Wildlife and Natural Resources Conference in Pittsburgh, PA in March 2016:
 Carol Beardmore with her 2015 PIF Leadership Award. |
 William Glass with his 2015 PIF Stewardship Award. |
 Edwin Juarez (second from right) receiving his 2015 PIF Leadership Award from EJ Williams, Jerome Ford, and Bob Ford (left to right). |
 Arvind Panjabi (right) receiving his 2015 PIF Leadership Award from Tammy VerCauteren. |
 Jeff Raasch with his 2015 PIF Leadership Award. |
 Carl Schwartz (right) receiving his 2015 PIF Public Awareness Award from Bryan Lenz. |
The following recipients of the 2015 PIF Awards were presented with their awards at the North American Ornithological Conference (NAOC) in Washington, D.C. in August 2016:
 Judith Kennedy (left; Leadership), Humberto Berlanga (Leadership), and Wayne Arendt (right; Investigations) with their 2015 PIF Awards. |
 John Sauer (left) receiving his 2015 PIF Special Award for Science Support from Terry Rich . |