Joey Kahn

As the Communications Director for Audubon's water strategy, Joey Kahn is dedicated to championing water conservation and protection across the country. Focused on the critical issues surrounding water resources, Joey works to shed light on the impact of an increasingly arid climate on both people and bird life. Recognizing the increasing threat of water scarcity and declining water quality, Joey is determined to prevent further inequity in our water systems. He firmly believes investing in the environment—in wetlands, in water quality—is the best investment for both our sustainable future and our economy. 

As an environmental professional working in communications, Joey remains committed to advocating for equitable solutions to our environmental challenges while advocating for environmental justice and a better future for all of us.

Joey previously served as the San Francisco Recreation & Park Department’s media relations and policy manager. In this role, he led a campaign to rebrand Dolores Park—San Francisco’s notoriously crowded park—as a Leave No Trace public space. Prior to that, Joey was a producer and editor for WTOP Radio, the all-news radio station in Washington, D.C. Joey holds a Bachelor’s degree in Journalism from Northwestern University and Master’s Degrees from both Johns Hopkins University (Education) and Arizona State University (Urban and Environmental Planning).

For media inquiries, please email: joey.kahn@audubon.org