Awards
To recognize outstanding achievement, The Royal Canadian Geographical Society annually
presents awards to deserving individuals. The awards the Society bestows are the Massey
Medal, the Gold Medal, the Camsell
Medal and the Canadian Award for Environmental Innovation.
Nominations for the Massey
Medal, Gold
Medal, and Canadian Award for Environmental Innovation are encouraged from all sources.
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THE
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The Gold Medal was
created to provide an opportunity for the Society to recognize a particular achievement
by one or more individuals in the general field of geography; or a significant national
or international event.
The 2009 Gold Medal recipient is Wade Davis. |
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GEOGRAPHIC
LITERACY AWARD |
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Many people work beyond the expectation of their professions toward heightening geographic literacy.
This award is to recognize and honour their contributions.
The 2009 Geographic Literacy Award recipient is Eric Kramers.
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The Summits of Canada – an expedition to climb the highest peaks in all provinces and territories. “Welcome to an historic expedition to tell Canadians and the world about Canada. The legacy of this quest is not the footprints we will leave on the mountains, but the impact on people’s lives. Together we can make a difference, one step at a time.”
— James Coleridge, Expedition Leader,
Summits of Canada
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