Contact Information:
Discovery Coast Audubon Society
P. O. Box 724
Long Beach, WA 98631

360-642-1310

Audubon Launches TogetherGreen with Toyota Grant



New York, NY- The National Audubon Society and Toyota launched TogetherGreen, a nationwide Audubon program to fund conservation projects, train environmental leaders, and offer volunteer opportunities to significantly benefit the environment.

A $20 million Toyota grant-the largest Audubon has received in its 103-year history-will fund TogetherGreen for five years, enabling Audubon to expand the scope and reach of its internationally-known conservation programs. 

TogetherGreen will include three program components: innovation grants, conservation fellowships, and volunteer days. A new website for the program, www.TogetherGreen.org, will be available spring 2008.

Congratulations to Discovery Coast Audubon Society, of Pacific County Washington on receiving their permanent Charter from National Audubon Society dated June 25, 2007. 

This is the first NEW Audubon Chapter in 25 years and the 26th Chapter for the State of Washington. 

Many thanks to the Board of Directors, Committee Chairs, Directors at Large and all the volunteers who have made this outstanding feat an accomplishment.

Visit this unique Audubon Chapter, get involved, save habitat at www.discoverycoastaudubon.com

Patricia Cruse

BABY DUCK! 

 Was rescued on 357^th in Surfside Estates, Ocean Park , as it attempted to seek shelter in a home on Sunday, April 30, 06.  Within a short time after the concerned Folks called Discovery Coast Audubon Society the Baby Duck was on its way to Wildlife Rehab Center in Oregon .  The Director, Sharnelle Fee, said it was their first Baby Duck this season.  She encourages everyone to have all rescued birds and critters delivered to the Wildlife Rehab Center .  

For assistance in rescue and transport of wildlife you can call 360 642 1310 or e-mail bird@discoverycoastaudubon.com