The Heart and Soul Award is awarded by the Teton Regional Land Trust staff to honor individuals who go above and beyond in their commitment to sustaining the Land Trust. Over the years, the award has been given to board members and landowners who have shown exemplary support of the organization and its conservation mission.
2023
Lew and Jill Mithun
2021
John Nedrow and Arantza Zabala
2020
Dave Work
2019
Bill Graham
2016
Glenn Janss
2015
Robin Anderson
Tim Brockish
Dean Scofield
2010
Jerry Reese and Ron Rope
2009
Dean Scofield
2008
Board of Directors
2007
Susan Lykes
2006
Connie Mohr
2005
Clen and Emma Atchley
2002
Ron Rope
2001
Albert and Chris Tilt
In the 1980s, Ed Hill cooperated with Teton County Soil Conservation District to develop a fencing and water development demonstration area to control cattle grazing within his Teton River pastures. He saw change coming in Teton Valley and got involved as a member of the Teton County Planning Commission and as an early Teton Regional Land Trust director.
In recognition of Ed’s commitment to conservation and the goals of the Land Trust, the Ed Hill Conservation Award is presented to an individual or group who best demonstrates an active interest in conservation of land and community in the Upper Snake River Valley.
2023
Heart of the Rockies Initiative
2022
Nancy and Blaine Huntsman Family
2021
In Memory of Joselin Matkins
2020
Conservation Easement Grantors
2019
Friends of the Teton River
2016
Laurel Sayer
2015
LOR Foundation
2012
Nancy Hamill Winter, Landowner
2010
Rob Cavallaro, Idaho Department of Fish and Game
2009
Jeff Klausmann, Landowner
2008
Hal K. Swenson, Natural Resource Conservation Service
2007
US Fish and Wildlife Service, Snake River Fish and Wildlife Office
2006
Fall River Rural Electric Cooperative and Bonneville Power Administration
2005
The Conservation Fund and TCF Northwest Director, Mark W. Elsbree
2004
John and Sheila Nedrow, Landowners
2003
Jim and Treva Dewey, Landowners
2002
Boyd and Jill Smith, Landowners
2001
North American Wetlands Conservation Council
2000
Seely Family, Landowners
1999
Bureau of Land Management and the Idaho Falls District Field Office
1998
Lewis Mithun, Landowner
1997
Henry’s Fork Watershed Council, Henry’s Fork Foundation, and Fremont and Madison Irrigation District
1996
Jo Ann Kay, Conservation Education
1995
Steve Ray, Natural Resource Conservation Service
1994
Dale Breckenridge, Teton Valley Historical Society
1993
Dick Clark, Agricultural Economic Development
1992
Ed Hill, Landowner
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P.O. Box 247
Driggs, ID 83422
208-354-8939
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