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National Audubon Society
Address: 950 3rd Ave.
City/State/Zip: New York, NY 10022
Phone: (212) 832-3200
Point of Contact: Contact: Peter A.A. Berle, Pres.
Persons interested in ecology, energy, and the conservation and restoration of natural resources, with emphasis on wildlife, wildlife habitats, soil, water, and forests. Sponsors: summer ecology camps for teachers and youth leaders; clubs for children; the Audubon Expedition Institute for teenagers and adults. Conducts research programs to aid endangered species such as the bald eagle, whooping crane, eastern timber wolf, and bog turtle. Supports a force of 35 wardens to patrol wildlife sanctuaries; produces educational materials for school children. Bestows: Hal Borland Award annually to the artist, writer, or photographer who demonstrates the best understanding of nature; Audubon Medal annually distinguished service to conservation; Palladium Medal annually for the best conservation efforts made by an engineer.