Karl Abetz Prize

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The Karl Abetz Prize has been awarded since 1972 by the Institute for Forest Use and Forest Work Science at the Albert Ludwig University of Freiburg im Breisgau . It was awarded for excellent contributions to the promotion of profitability in forest operations. The award was named after the Freiburg forest economist Karl Abetz (1896–1964) and was also intended to honor his outstanding services. The award, endowed with DM 10,000, was donated by Max Willibald Hereditary Count of Waldburg zu Wolfegg and Waldsee in 1971. Since 1997, the Karl Abetz Prize and three sponsorship prizes for outstanding dissertations and diploma theses have been awarded every two years.

The Institute for Forest Use and Forest Work Science was dissolved at the end of 2012; the last award of the Karl Abetz Prize took place in 2011.

Award winners

  • 1972: Eberhard Faust, Wiesbaden
  • 1973: Otto Eckmüller, Vienna
  • 1974: Hans Jürgen von Arnswaldt , Rastede
  • 1975: Josef Ertl
  • 1976: Fritz Geiger, Nürtingen
  • 1977: Alfred Kurt, Uitikon-Waldegg (Switzerland)
  • 1978: Karl Prince zu Hohenlohe-Langenburg, Hosskirch
  • 1979: Ehrenfried Liebeneiner, Lüneburg; Eberhard Boehm, Hanover
  • 1980: Josef Richter, Meschede
  • 1981: Jean Pierre Vité , Freiburg
  • 1982: Erich Küthe, Willingen; Josef Anderl, Linz (Austria)
  • 1983: Kurt Vyplei, Fronleiten (Austria)
  • 1984: Werner Kroth, Oberalting-Seefeld
  • 1985: Franz Frh. Riederer von Paar, Regensburg
  • 1986: Gerd Bosse, Hanover
  • 1987: Gerhard Speidel , Freiburg
  • 1988: Sebastian Leinert, Dreieich
  • 1989: Rudolf Frauendorfer , Vienna (Austria)
  • 1990: Winfried Duffner, Regensburg
  • 1991: Hans Egloff, Solothurn (Switzerland)
  • 1992: Alexander Riedel, Dresden
  • 1993: Elmar Sallinger, Volkenroda (Austria)
  • 1997: Horst Dieter Brabänder, Göttingen
  • 1999: Richard H. Ramsauer, Vienna (Austria)
  • 2001: Burkhard Schnepper and Horst Wienecke as the full-time management team of the "Waldmärkerschaft Uelzen eG", representing all 1500 forest owners of the Lüneburg Heath grouped together in this forestry association
  • 2003: Meinhard Heinrichs, Stackelitz
  • 2005: Gerd Janßen, Hanover
  • 2007: Rupprecht Freiherr von Reitzenstein
  • 2009: Renato Lemm; Oliver Thees, Birmensdorf (Switzerland)
  • 2011: Jens Borchers, Donaueschingen

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ From tree to product - Institute for Forest Use and Forest Work Science. In: fobawi.uni-freiburg.de. January 1, 2013, accessed October 17, 2015 .