Idaho Weed Control Association
Weed Hall of Fame
Selection Procedure

Purpose: To recognize individuals who have had a history of service in the general area of weed management. The individual should be someone who is recognized in Idaho as one who is a leader in vegetation management at least in their general area of the state and should be cognizant of issues on both a national and state level. Service to their community, to their weed management area and to their own personal career should have consideration when making a nomination. The individual may be a member of government, industry or the private sector.

Nominations may be made to any member of the IWCA board of directors or to the IWCA office at any time throughout the year. Names that are nominated will be held in a "pool" for IWCA board research and consideration as to the qualification of the individual nominated.

The IWCA office will develop a profile on each individual that is nominated. The IWCA will distribute a ballot to all IWCA board of director members for their vote. Each board member will be asked to rank three individuals that they would like to see receive the award. Annually the list of nominees will be reviewed and names be added or deleted by action of the IWCA board of directors. Names will be held in the pool for a period of five years.

Once the ballots are returned the individual receiving the highest number of awards will be selected as the recipient of the recognition. Annually, the board of directors will determine the number of awards to be presented.

The Idaho Weed Hall of Fame Award(s) will be presented at the annual Idaho Weed Conference. Each recipient will receive an engraved plaque from the Idaho Weed Control Association and will have their name added to the roster of the Idaho Weed Worker Hall of Fame