Community Engagement for Conservation: Joining City Commissions
Discover how you can make a real impact on local bird conservation!
Join Eastside Audubon for an inspiring virtual information session on how you can join city Parks and Trails Commissions to make a difference for bird conservation. These commissions help shape decisions about habitat protection, park design, trail planning, and long-term environmental stewardship. There are opportunities for both youth and adults and the commissions rely on community members to guide the way.
Event Details
This event will be held virtually via Zoom, on Jan 15th from 7-8pm.
There will be a 30 minute talk followed by a 30 minute Q&A session.
Why Attend?
Explore hands-on ways to advocate for local bird habitats
Learn how city commissions work and why they need community voices
Connect with others who care about conservation and public service
Find opportunities suited for all ages and experience levels
About the Speaker
Our speaker, Sayna Parsi, is a dedicated conservation advocate and long-time Eastside Audubon supporter with experience collaborating with city governments on habitat preservation and parks planning. She currently serves on the commission for Parks, Trails and Recreation in Redmond and she also serves on the board of Washington Native Plant Society. Sayna has guided city council members on bird walks that offer an insightful yet memorable way to connect with the environment. With a welcoming attitude and a passion for empowering new voices, she helps others step into roles that support the places and species we all depend on.