Today, Audubon of Florida has published a draft version of their 2011 Conservation Action Agenda, to be approved on Saturday, October 23rd at the Audubon Assembly in St. Petersburg, Florida.  Society members and the general public are encouraged to read these proposals and use the action items to coordinate with Audubon in protecting wildlife and conserving the places that make Florida special.

Audubon of Florida organizes its state policy and regional conservation plans to express both our policy agenda and to give members, chapter leaders, board members, staff and the public summary statements of our policy priorities and conservation goals in the form of short resolutions that are approved at next weekend's Audubon Assembly and subsequently by the Audubon Board.

Inside the 2011 Conservation Action Agenda you will find reports and goals from Florida Audubon Society's 6 state regions and an action outline of 4 major policy areas.

Florida Audubon Society has over 100 years of tradition and dedication supporting the goals set forth today.  Please join us as we help fulfill the promise of Florida.