The Jubilee Medal is awarded to individuals who have shown outstanding and committed devotion to BTO, for example through ambassadorial work (giving talks, attending events), organising BTO surveys locally or regionally, fundraising for BTO, surveying particularly challenging areas, data inputting/system testing/archiving/digitising records, writing/contributing to books, supporting monitoring schemes, training ringing trainees, contributing as Regional Representatives or leading training courses for BTO.

Previous recipients

1983: Dilys Breese

1984: Robert Gillmor MBE

1985: Mary Waller

1986: Mrs S. Cowdy

1987: Mr & Mrs T. Poyser

1988: Dr M.P. Taylor

1989: Dr A.B. Watson

1990: No medal awarded

1991: Dr B. Campbell OBE & C.A. Norris

1992: G.H. Green & J.A. Hancock OBE

1993: P.L. Ireland & R. Spencer

1994: No medal awarded

1995: Mr & Mrs J.A. Hardman

1996: Dr J.K. Partridge

1997: I.C. Castle & D.F. Musson

1998: S.J. Sutcliffe

1999: J.V.R. Woodland

2000: No medal awarded

2001: T.D. Holden

2002: H. Robb

2003: J.D. Okill

2004: No medal awarded

2005: P.J. Hearn & J. Tully

2006: T.A. Cadwallender & Dr K.W. Perry

2007: Brian Henson

2008: Dr R.G. Gibbs & R.J. Howells

2009: Norman Elkins

2010: Dr C.J.R. Thorne

2011: J.K. Bonell

2012: Ms E. Tigwell

2013: Mr R.L. Bland

2014: D. Mullings

2015: Ms P.E. Knowles

2016: David Sowerbutts & Tony Cooper

2017: Bob Harris

2019: Robert T. (Bobby) Smith & Colin Corse

2020: Murray Orchard

2021: Tony Cross & Mike Archer

2022: Simon Taylor

2023: Penny Williams

2024: Neil Bielby