Conservation Committee
Our mission is to protect, preserve and enhance natural ecosystems and our communities for the benefit of birds, other wildlife and people. We do this in several ways:
- We work to preserve natural areas in their natural state. Ranging from cleanups to assisting with purchases to supporting land use regulation, we work to protect the pockets of habitat left in our growing community.
- We work to restore areas that have been degraded. We participate in plantings, removal of invasive plants and other restoration projects.
- We work to influence the decisions, governmental and personal, that impact the available habitat and natural areas in our community. This protects not only the birds we love, but ourselves and our quality of life here on the east side of Lake Washington and throughout our region, nation, and yes, the earth.
Actions for You to Take
- Attend a Conservation Committee meeting on the 2nd Wednesday of every month.
- Sign up for our Conservation Alerts Email List!
- Join a local land use monitoring team in your nearby area.
- Work on a habitat preservation or restoration project.
- Participate in a bird survey.
- Bring your own ideas and passion for what we could be working on.
- Consider joining the project mentoring program to develop your leadership skills.
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For more information on the Conservation Committee, please contact Andy McCormick at mccormick@eastsideaudubon.org.

