
2012
1st Place: Animals-Trainers-Veterinarians: An Indispensable Trio! Where Do We Come From and Where Do We Go?. Marine Mammal Veterinary Services. Dr. Geraldine Lacave.
2nd Place: The "New" Dolphin Point: Creating a Multi-Dimensional Interactive Area. SeaWorld San Diego. David Roberts and Jennifer Leach.
2011
1st Place: Response to Entangled Bottlenose Dolphins within the Southeastern United States Region. Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institue. Stephen McCulloch.
2nd Place: When Should Your Seal or Sea Lion have Cataract Surgery. Aquatic Animal Eye Care. Carmen Colitz.
2010
1st Place: Safety and Responsibility in Zoological Environments. Precision Behavior. Thad Lacinak.
2nd Place: Ophthalmic Lesions and Associated Clinical Signs Seen in Bottlenose Dolphins Under Human Care. Aquatic Animal Eye Care. Carmen Colitz.
2009
1st Place: Characterization of "Sea Lion Keratitis" in Captive Zalophus californianus, Preliminary Report. Animal Eye Specialty Clinic & Aquatic Animal Care. Carmen Colitz.
2nd Place: The Story of Tuuch: The Rescue and Rehabilitation of a Two-Day-Old Orphaned West Antillean Manatee (Trichechus manatus manatus). Dolphin Discovery. Manuel Garduno.
2008
1st Place: Outreach Tools to Minimize Human Impacts on Wild Bottlenose Dolphins in Florida. Mote Marine Laboratory. Jessica Powell, Randall Wells, Robin Perrtree and Kim Bassos-Hull.
2nd Place: Use of Rebound Tonometry as a Diagnostic Tool to Diagnose Glaucoma in the Captive California Sea Lion. Mississippi State University. Johanna Mejia-Fava, Skip Jack, Connie Clemons-Chevis, Maya Rodriguez, Michael Renner, Todd Schmitt, Leslie Dalton, Steve Osborn, Scott Gearhart, Lara Croft, Christopher Dold and Carmen Colitz.
2007
1st Place: West Nile Virus Infection in an Adult California Sea Lion. Oceans of Fun. Shelley Ballmann and Michael Briggs, DVM.
2nd Place: Antepartum and Pastpartum Preparations for a Pacific Walrus. New York Aquarium. Jo Anne Bassinger, Hans Walters, Paul Moylett, Stephanie Mitchell, Nicole Piscotta, Lora Murphy, and Jaclyn Mazza.
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