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 Heath
Grant Packard, Policy Director
Heath joined Audubon Washington in the spring of 2001,
and splits his time between three program areas: Conservation
Policy, Important Bird Area Conservation, and Environmental
Education Advocacy. He keeps elected officials, chapters and
conservation activists informed on issues, and coordinates
the advocacy efforts of Audubon in Washington, and serves
as a board member with the Environmental Education Association
of Washington. Heath has been a field biologist for the National
Marine Fisheries Service in the Bering Sea, and was field
director for the National Wildlife Refuge Association in Washington,
DC, where he worked closely with the National Audubon Refuge
Keeper program and assisted Refuge Friends Groups and Audubon
Chapters across the nation. He has a BA in biology and philosophy
from State University of New York at Oswego, and an MA in
philosophy and social policy from American University in Washington,
D.C.
Contact Heath via e-mail
or by phone in Olympia 360-786-8020.
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