2007 ZSL scientific awards ceremony

Anthony Ng, 2007 Prince Philip Award and Marsh Prize winner ZSL recognises outstanding achievements in zoological research and conservation through its annual presentation of awards.

The awards are relevant to all levels of achievement: from the Prince Philip Award and Marsh Prize for the best sixth-form project and the Charles Darwin Award for best undergraduate thesis to the Thomas Henry Huxley Award and Marsh Prize for an exceptional PhD thesis.

Significant contributions by professional zoologists are acknowledged with the Scientific and Frink Medals, while the work of eminent amateur zoologists is celebrated with the Stamford Raffles Award.

The Marsh Awards for Conservation Biology and Marine and Freshwater Conservation recognise exceptional contributions of fundamental science to the conservation of animal species and habitats.

The Thomson Reuters Zoological Record Award and ZSL’s Silver Medal are awarded for distinguished contributions to the communication, understanding and appreciation of zoology and wildlife conservation.

We would like to thank the Marsh Christian Trust and Thomson Reuters for their continued support of ZSL’s awards.

The 2007 Scientific award winners

[From left to right] Brian Marsh OBE (Marsh Christian Trust), Ian Andrews, Ted Benton, Simon Jennings, Professor Sir Patrick Bateson FRS, Stuart Butchart, Tom Cavalier-Smith FRS, Tim Hawes, Matthew Cobb, Sunetra Gupta, Nigel Robinson (Thomson Reuters), Tim Coulson, Ruth Upsall

Their Awards