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  Individual action is the greatest force for conservation.
• Sound conservation policy and environmental education are based on sound science.
• People learn to care about nature through direct outdoor experiences.
• People are motivated to take action when they care about nature.
• Washington State’s Audubon Centers offer those direct experiences, connecting children and families with nature and inspiring conservation leaders of the future.
• The strength of the Audubon grassroots network of 26 local Audubon chapters provides a structure and empowers individuals to watch over our air and water quality, and important wildlife habitats.
• A collaborative approach, based on finding common ground, leads to shared understanding of the economic value and benefits of bird conservation to our communities.
• Advocating for environmental public policies is an effective way to conserve habitat at the local, state and national level.