AG Society Adventure Awards
| July-5-2010
Past winners of the Australian Geographic Society Adventure Awards.
AG Adventurer of the Year Award
Recognising greatness since 1987, the Australian Geographic Society Adventurer of the Year Award is Australia's longest running award for adventure. The Adventurer of the Year Award has been bestowed to some of the country's most respected adventurers. As the AG Awards are a celebration of achievement and not a competition as such, not all categories are awarded annually. Each nomination and category is judged on merit alone.
| Year |
Awardee |
| 2012 |
Pat Farmer |
| 2010 |
Linda Beilharz |
| 2009 |
Andrew Lock |
| 2008 |
Josef Truban |
| 2007 |
Lloyd Godson |
| 2006 |
Tim Cope |
| 2005 |
Andrew McCauley |
| 2004 |
Jon Johanson |
| 2003 |
Sue Fear |
| 2002 |
Jon Muir |
| 2001 |
Tammy van Wisse |
| 2000 |
Dick Smith |
| 1999 |
David Mason |
| 1998 |
David Lewis |
| 1997 |
Syd Kirkby |
| 1996 |
Don & Margie McIntyre |
| 1995 |
Dennis Bartell |
| 1994 |
Len Beadell |
| 1993 |
Warwick Deacock |
| 1992 |
Val & RonTaylor |
| 1991 |
Warren Bonython |
| 1990 |
Hans Tholstrup |
| 1989 |
Dot Butler |
| 1988 |
Philip Law |
| 1987 |
Colin Putt | |
AG Young Adventurer of the Year Award
First awarded in 1989, the Australian Geographic Young Adventurer of the Year recognises young Australians who have taken on an adventurous pursuit, and in doing so have become an inspiration to other young Australians.
As the AG Awards are a celebration of achievement and not a competition as such, not all categories are awarded annually. Each nomination and category is judged on merit alone.
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