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    Jeremy Wade

    Jeremy Wade

    Awards & Honours

    5

    Awards Won

    4

    Honours

    4

    Rankings

    4

    Covers

    1

    Records

    Jeremy Wade's contributions to wildlife television and conservation have earned him significant recognition. In 2018, the University of Bristol awarded him an Honorary Doctor of Science for his work in zoology and conservation. He was elected a Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society in 2019. The Angling Trust named him Honorary Vice President in 2020. In 2021, the International Game Fish Association gave him a Lifetime Achievement Award. Wade has also been ranked among the greatest TV hosts by Rolling Stone and listed as a top wildlife presenter by The Guardian and Radio Times.

    Jeremy Wade receiving an award

    Awards

    Honours & Distinctions

    Lifetime Achievement Award

    International Game Fish Association·2021

    Awarded for his contributions to angling and fish conservation.

    Honorary Vice President

    Angling Trust·2020

    Recognized for his advocacy of sustainable fishing.

    Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society

    Royal Geographical Society·2019

    Elected for his exploration and geographical work.

    Honorary Doctor of Science

    University of Bristol·2018

    Awarded for contributions to zoology and conservation.

    Rankings & Lists

    #38

    50 Greatest TV Hosts of All Time

    Rolling Stone·2020
    #4

    Top 10 Wildlife Presenters

    The Guardian·2019
    #6

    Greatest Nature Presenters

    Radio Times·2021
    #Listed

    Top Adventurers of the Decade

    National Geographic·2020

    Magazine Covers

    BBC Wildlife Magazine

    June 2010

    River Monsters: The Man Who Fears Nothing

    Angling Times

    March 2012

    Jeremy Wade: My Greatest Catch

    Outdoor Life

    September 2015

    The Real River Monster Hunter

    Geographical Magazine

    November 2018

    Mighty Rivers: Saving Our Waterways

    Records & Feats

    World record for largest freshwater stingray caught on fly tackle (154 lbs)

    Angling Record·2013

    Caught a 154-pound freshwater stingray on fly tackle, recognized as an IGFA world record.