Bay County Audubon Society

                               Chapter Goals for 2010-2011
All of our goals are within reach if we work to make them happen. 
1.Support and promote energy conservation, renewal energy and oppose
   near shore oil drilling.
2.Continue wise management of Laidlaw Preserve including improvement
   for education and documentation of species diversity.
3.Continue to work to gain an Audubon Center for Bay County,
   specifically in the West Bay area, including a conservation lease
   aquatic preserve.
4.Work toward implementing Wildlife/National Seashores in Bay County;
   work with the county to preserve more passive use recreation areas on
   environmentally sensitive lands.
5.Seek a formal partnership with the City of Panama City Beach for a
   more active role for wildlife enhancement of the effluent-to-wetlands
   site in West Bay.
6.Work with the land owners for best management practices of Bay   
   County sites on the Great Florida Birding Trail — Panhandle Section.
7.Support greenways and multiuse trails in Bay County, including a     
   countywide master plan.
8.Continue projects to enhance the protection of Least Terns, Black    
   Skimmers, Brown Pelicans (Audubon Island), and the Panama City
   Crayfish and other protected species.
9.Work to change the hunting laws for Rails so that Florida Game and
   Fish Commission would review the hunting bag limits on these 
   species.
10.Monitor transportation corridors for conservation needs.
11.Work to re-capture lapsed members; promote active chapter
     participation locally and at Audubon Assembly and Academy, and
     better inform the community of chapter activities.
12.Promote youth bird watching through community outreach at schools,
     scouts, Junior Museum, etc.




If you would like to work on any of these projects, call any board member or officer, or even better come to a membership meeting.
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