Issues include conservation of creeks, wetlands, and open space areas that are critically important in terms of wildlife habitat value. His legal background, together with his experience in lobbying, community organizing, media relations, and commenting on EIRs make him a valuable resource to Audubon members and the community. The EAC monitors and provides guidance for the work of our Environmental Advocate, who in turn provides advice and guidance on projects undertaken by committee members. Usually meetings are held at McClellan Ranch, but not always so. You can bring an idea for a project you'd like to work on or assist us with on-going projects.
Letters can be very effective, even if only a few sentences long.
Participation in the Armchair Activist Program is free. This can take as little as a half-hour a month. The Armchair Activist Program has been very successful at generating letters on important issues. This spring, our Environmental Advocate was invited to meet with California Senator Dianne Feinstein to discuss the Endangered Species Act. This was a direct result of letters generated by the Armchair Activist Program bringing the issue to her attention.