Mike Daulton, Vice President of Government Relations

With more than a decade of experience in Audubon's Public Policy Division in Washington, DC, Mike Daulton is a veteran of legislative battles over the fate of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge and the Endangered Species Act.

Daulton has broad expertise in energy issues, public lands, wildlife refuges, wind power and migratory birds. He has testified before Congress on a wide range of issues, including conservation programs to protect migratory songbirds, hurricane impacts on coastal wildlife refuges, and impacts of wind turbines on birds and wildlife.

In 2010, Daulton received both the Charles H. Callison Award recognizing outstanding achievement in conservation, and the Brock Evans Award for Endangered Species Protection.

Daulton is a native of San Diego, California and holds a Master of Public Policy degree from Duke University and a Bachelor of Science degree in Ecology from the University of California, San Diego.

He has been quoted in dozens of news outlets, among them Associated Press, Reuters, Washington Post, Bloomberg, Dow Jones and USA Today.

He also has been interviewed on C-SPAN, NPR, Fox News and various other TV News programs.

To request an interview or photo, contact
                                            
DELTA WILLIS
Senior Communications Manager
National Audubon Society  
Tel 212-979-3197  
dwillis@audubon.org