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Experience South Seas - a resort village and wildlife sanctuary with boundless opportunity for adventure and relaxation.
This iconic 330-acre wildlife preserve spans two and a half miles of shell-laden beaches framing the tranquil waters of the Gulf of Mexico. All amenities and accommodations are designed to take full advantage of the existing landscape. Captiva Island resort allows you to discover native Florida in all its wondrous beauty! Conference Rates - $129/night rate. Reserve your room online call (888)707-7888 and mention "Trees Florida" or FLISA or FL Chapter of International Society of Arboriculture to book a room. 
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Florida Chapter ISA -
Edward W. Bok Award
Edward W. Bok Award information pdf
Edward W. Bok Award Entry Form
The Florida Chapter ISA is currently accepting nominations for the
2012 Edward W . Bok Award.
The Bok Award is given in recognition of
career-long distinguished service and dedication to the advancement of Arboriculture.
Entry Guidelines
- Enter yourself or a colleague.
- Each application must be typed and presented in a standard three-ring
binder (no larger than ½ inch capacity). The completed awards entry
form must be the first page of the application. Following the entry form
should be a summary of not more than three typewritten pages that
describe the individual’s contribution to arboriculture or urban and
community forestry. - Support documentation such as photographs, press clippings, printed
pieces, and letters of commendation are encouraged, but shall be
limited to 12 additional pages. All supporting documents must be
attached or secured inside the application.
Please, no loose documentation such as videotapes. The award will be presented during the 2012 Trees Florida conference lunch on June 12, 2012 at the South Seas Island Resort, Captiva, Florida.
Deadline for entry is May 15, 2012. Submit the original and one full copy to:
Florida Chapter ISA
7853 S Leewynn Court
Sarasota, FL 34240
All submitted materials become property of the Florida Chapter ISA.
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2008 AWARDS RECIPIENTSOutstanding Professional: Carol J. Keiper-BennettOutstanding Individual: Emily Nell Lagerquist Outstanding Tree Advocacy Group: Tree Watch Committee of the Coconut Grove Village Council Outstanding Urban Forestry Program: City of Largo Outstanding Project: Oakland Park (Tree Preservation) NW 27th Avenue Corridor Beautification Project (Tree Planting) Outstanding Public Education Program - City of Coral Springs Street Tree Subsidy Program Edward W. Bok Award: C. Way Hoyt Florida 2007 Tree City of the Year: Town of Windermere |
2010 BOK AWARD RECIPIENTMike Robinson 2009 BOK AWARD RECIPIENTLoren Westenberger |
2007 AWARDS RECIPIENTSOutstanding Professional: Howard JeffriesOutstanding Individual: Anna Dooley Outstanding Tree Advocacy Group: Greenscape of Jacksonville Outstanding Urban Forestry Program: Sarasota County Outstanding Project: Bonita Bay Group Edward W. Bok Award: Jim Marshall, Sr. Florida 2006 Tree City of the Year: City of Eustis |
2006 AWARDS RECIPIENTSOutstanding Professional: Greg Brown, City of LargoOutstanding Individual: Denny Scott, City of Orlando Outstanding Tree Advocacy Group: The Windermere Tree Board Edward W. Bok Award: Dr. Ed Gilman Outstanding Urban Forestry Program: The City of Altamonte Springs 2005 Florida Tree City of the Year: Sarasota County |
2005 AWARDS RECIPIENTSOutstanding Professional: Loren WestenbergerOutstanding Individual: Patricia Wollman Outstanding Urban Forestry Program: City of Plantation Outstanding Project: Greening Gateways I-95/Sunrise Boulevard Edward W. Bok Award: Selmer Uhr 2004 Tree City of the Year: City of Miami Springs |
2004 AWARDS RECIPIENTSOutstanding Professional: Greg Z. ScottOutstanding Individual: Teresa Jacobs Outstanding Urban Forestry Program: City of Hollywood’s Partnering with the Broward League of Cities Outstanding Project: Wal-Mart at Tampa N.E., Store #2740 Edward W. Bok Award: Joe Samnik 2003 Florida Tree City of the Year: City of Naples |
2003 AWARDS RECIPIENTSOutstanding Professional: Joy KleinOutstanding Individual: William Kornman Outstanding Urban Forestry Program: Neighborhood Capital Improvement Program City of Hollywood Outstanding Project: Fish Hawk Ranch , Lithia, Fl Edward W. Bok Award: Jeffrey L. Siegel 2002 Florida Tree City of the Year: City of St. Augustine |
2002 AWARDS RECIPIENTSOutstanding Professional: John SullivanOutstanding Individual: Joann Phillips Outstanding Urban Forestry Program: Marco Island Beautification Advisory Committee Outstanding Project: Grand Tree Contest and Registry Edward W. Bok Award: Mary Duryea 2001 Florida Tree City of the Year: City of Boynton Beach |
2001 AWARDS RECIPIENTSOutstanding Professional: Lori AustinOutstanding Individual: Barbara Simon Outstanding Program: Katherine Hurt and Celeste White, University of Florida Extension Outstanding Project: Plant Manatee Beautiful Edward W. Bok Award: Carl Higgins 2000 Florida Tree City of the Year: City of Sarasota |
2000 AWARDS RECIPIENTSOutstanding Citizen Volunteer: Beam FurrOutstanding Professional: Don Goulding Outstanding Large Township: Palm Beach County Outstanding Small Township: City of Sanford Outstanding Commercial Project: Narcoosee K-8 School Edward W. Bok Award: James B. Harrell 1999 Florida Tree City of the Year: City of Orlando |
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