Advocacy: Saw Mill River Audubon

$A Local Voice for the Environmenta\$

Saw Mill River Audubon is committed to being a reasoned voice for the environment through advocacy based on sound science. We work with a wide range of organizations, state and local governments, and Audubon on the chapter, state and national levels to address shared concerns.

Below are useful web links to some of the national, state and county issues that Audubon is tracking.

A Blueprint for Conservation

Saw Mill River Audubon is a member of the Audubon Council of New York State. With our state program, Audubon New York, the Council produces an annual listing of state and federal conservation policy resolutions.

Audubon New York
Current Conservation Issues

For more information, you are also invited to visit
the Audubon New York web site (ny.audubon.org).

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National Issues

National Audubon's Take Action web site
With online options for you to voice your opinion today.
Sign up today for the twice-monthly Audubon Advisory!
Receive, via email, up-to-date analyses of the top issues

State Issues

Read about current New York issues tracked by Audubon
Option here to receive monthly email updates on state issues

Selected Westchester County Issues

Croton Watershed Clean Water Coalition
Information about efforts to protect the Croton Reservoir watershed
Westchester Land Trust
Information about protecting open space in Westchester
West Nile Virus info from Audubon
Background information, FAQs, and links to agency docs
Close Indian Point Now web site
Much background info on this controversial topic

Saw Mill River Audubon is a registered 501(c)3 not-for-profit corporation. We do not endorse or lobby for political candidates.

For more information about our current advocacy efforts, please contact the office of Saw Mill River Audubon.

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