Advocacy

Take Action and Advocate Effectively

Simple directions to help launch you as an advocate.

One strength of the Audubon Network is its ability to mobilize around ever-evolving conservation challenges through political advocacy, community education, and engagement.  

Lawmakers care about your views and opinions. As a constituent, you have a unique power to convey your concerns about issues affecting birds, wildlife, and their habitats. Participating in Audubon's advocacy efforts is easy and will go a long way in protecting our birds and wildlife.

Sign up for Action Alerts from Audubon Washington.

Join your local Audubon chapter and get involved with its conservation committee.

If you have 15 minutes, call your state legislators.

If you have an hour, schedule in-district meetings with your legislators, who often hold office hours at local coffee shops or community centers.

If you have a half-day, travel to Olympia to meet with your legislators, testify at a hearing, or submit public comments on a bill.

If you want to make a strong public statement, write letters-to-the-editor or op-eds.

Know how to: 

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How you can help, right now