Winter
2009-2010 Newsletter 
| Inside: The People of Audubon |
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Volunteer Awards |
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Meet New Board Members and Staff |
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Business Leaders for Conservation |
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Great Backyard Bird Count |
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2009 Business Supporters |
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Audubon’s School Programs |
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Summer
Camp!
Mark your calendar
with these
important dates: |
Saturday,
March 13, 2010: Online Registration
begins at 9:00 AM for RDAC Summer Camp and will
continue until all camps are full. |
Monday,
June 7, 2010: Kick off of RDAC Summer Camps! |
Questions? Contact
Jeremy Philipp, Summer Camp Director by email or
phone 505-983-4609 ext 27. |
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Now you can donate
to
Audubon New Mexico online!
Donations from individuals are our largest source of support.
Audubon New Mexico is not supported by monies from National
Audubon Society. Donations sent to Audubon New Mexico will
be used to benefit New Mexico’s birds, wildlife, their
habitats, and our educational programs. All donations are tax
deductible. |
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Audubon NM Needs You!
If you are interested in helping in our efforts to conserve
and restore natural ecosytems, focusing on birds, and other
wildlife, and their habitats for the benefit of humanity and
the earth’s biological diversity, we are seeking enthusiastic
volunteers to help us in the following areas:
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Visitor’s Center / Nature Store Hosts |
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Historical Randall Davey House Docents |
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Gardening, Landscaping, and Trail Work |
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Natural History Education Assistants |
For further information please contact Karyn Stockdale, Executive
Director, by email or
phone 505-983-4609 ext: 32 ( flyer)
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| More Activities |
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| Audubon
New Mexico Strategic Plan, 2009-2019 |
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River Ecosystem
Restoration Initiative: New Report
Highlights Success of River Ecosystem Restoration Initiative
Investment in rivers and watersheds directly benefit New Mexico’s
economy and natural heritage (Booklet ) |
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Birdwatchers: No Featherweights
in Contributions to Economy
What is the economic value of preserving our natural and wild lands so that birders
can pursue their passion? When it comes to the economy, birdwatchers are
no featherweights.
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 Landmark Victory: Audubon is
Instrumental in BLM step to Protect Greater Sage-Grouse
An announcement from BLM (Bureau of Land Management) offers
hope for the survival of imperiled Greater Sage-Grouse, plus
an innovative model to advance wildlife-friendly energy development
nationwide. It’s a big victory for Audubon, for wildlife,
and for thoughtful energy development. More
Information |
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