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Conservation Wins Big on November 4
The people of Florida clearly want to protect and conserve our state's precious natural resources. On November 4th, Florida

voters gave the thumbs up to five of six conservation lands ballot measures. Read more here.


Clean Car Approval Postponed

Audubon and its allies, with your help signing a petition in favor of a clean car rule for Florida, worked diligently to convince the Florida Environmental Regulation Commission (ERC) to approve adoption of California’s standards to reduce vehicle fuel emissions, which would go a long way to reduce global warming pollution in Florida and save everyone money at the gas pump. Despite our best efforts, the ERC delayed their decision on approval of the California Vehicle Fuel Emissions Standards until a hearing scheduled for December 2. Learn more here.


CBOP Educator Honored as Tamar Chotzen Audubon Educator of the Year
The National Audubon Society has announced that Lynda White, Audubon EagleWatch Coordinator at the Audubon Center for Birds of Prey in Maitland, Florida, has been named the recipient of the 2008 Tamar Chotzen Audubon Educator of the Year Award. This honor, first bestowed in 2007, was created to recognize exemplary work in education and is presented annually to an individual who has furthered Audubon’s vision for environmental education, Audubon Centers, and conservation work. Read the press release here.

Audubon Emphasizes Ecological Benefits in the Restoration of Florida Bay

Audubon continues its dedication to ensuring the recovery of Florida Bay by calling for the prioritization of ecological benefits from the first phase of the C-111 Spreader Canal (SC) project. This project remains the only opportunity in the foreseeable future to produce the freshwater flows needed to begin to restore Florida Bay. Learn more here.


Join Audubon's Florida Climate Action Network

Audubon has teamed up with the Alliance for Climate Protection to promote the campaign: We Can Solve the Climate Crisis. To participate, join Audubon's electronic Climate Action Network here and you will be enrolled in the campaign.


 
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