Celia M. Hunter

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American environmentalist

United StatesLived 1919 to 2001 · aged 82

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Celia Hunter was an American conservationist and advocate for wilderness protection in her home state of Alaska. She was conferred the highest award by the Sierra Club, The John Muir Award, in 1991. She was presented the highest award by the Wilderness Society, The Robert Marshall Award, in 1998.

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Fellow Women Airforce Service Pilots

Denali Mountain

Celia Hunter on a sea kayaking trip along the east shore of the newly established Admiralty Island National Monument, June 1981.

Awards 2

2009Alaska Women's Hall of Fame

1991John Muir Award

Connected to Celia 6

Denis HayesAlso won John Muir Award

Nora Marks DauenhauerAlso won Alaska Women's Hall of Fame

Marvel CrossonAlso won Alaska Women's Hall of Fame

Frederica de LagunaAlso won Alaska Women's Hall of Fame

John F. SeiberlingAlso won John Muir Award Lydia T. BlackAlso won Alaska Women's Hall of Fame

About this person

Country

United States

Status

deceased

Dates

Lived 1919 to 2001 · aged 82

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