NAS Forest Habitat Campaign

This fall, NAS launched the American Heritage Forest Campaign, a coalition effort with 14 other conservation groups across the country, to persuade the U.S. Forest Service to adopt a long-term "roads policy" that would permanently protect up to 60 million acres of roadless lands in our National Forest System.

For more information on protecting Forest Service roadless areas, please contact Alix Davidson, NAS-DC; ph: 202/861-2242; e-mail: adavidson@audubon.org. The Forest Campaign has two other grassroots programs actively involving chapters: the Sister-Chapter program, and the Campaign's mailing list. For more info. on these, contact Maureen Murray, NAS-DC; ph: 202/861-2242 e-mail: mmurray@audubon.org.

NAS Wetlands Campaign

New Wetlands Project Guide Available

Want expert help on a Clean Water Act permit or local wetlands ordinance? Want to start a wetlands restoration project or education program, or conduct a wetlands tour for a congressional representative? The new guidebook, Audubon at Work on Wetlands is a collection of the creative, diverse, and persistent strategies that Auduboners have used to protect wetlands. It will help inspire new projects and is also a testimony to the thousands of volunteers, staff, and conservation partners actualizing these projects. The guide provides names and contact information for each project; get in touch with peers who may have some insight, contacts, or tips to offer.

For a Free Copy: Contact the Wetlands Campaign for this 100-page catalogue of Audubon wetlands projects in all 50 states: ph: 360/709-9695 or e-mail: lmitchell@audubon.org Please provide your complete address and phone number.

Other New Materials from NAS Campaigns:

• Early Action Agenda for the 106th Congress
• List of Audubon chapters in each congressional district
• Advocacy toolkit
• Information on individual NAS campaigns

To receive any of the above materials, call 800/659-2622, or contact:

NAS Campaign Communications Coordinator
1901 Pennsylvania Ave. NW, Suite 1100
Washington, DC 20006
ph: 202/861-2242; fax: 202/861-4290
e-mail: policy@audubon.org
website: http://www.audubon.org

To subscribe to the audubon-news mailing list and our policy newsletter, the Audubon Advisory, send an e-mail to: listserv@list.audubon.org; leave the subject blank, and in the message, type:

SUB AUDUBON-NEWS
SUB ADVISORY

Wildlife Refuges

Want to learn more about our national wildlife refuges, get info. on local refuge events, and more? Interested in tying into Audubon's Refuge Keepers program?

Subscribe to the Refuge Campaign's free mailing list: Send a message to listserv@list.audubon.org; leave the subject blank; in the body of the message type:

SUBSCRIBE REFUGE-CHAT

For further assistance, please e-mail lwondolowski@audubon.org.