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Joseph Gray to Donal O'Brien Letter, January 12, 1984

Citing a letter from the Wisconsin Audubon Council, Gray explains that the Mid-Coast Audubon Society is also discouraged by the current administration of the National Audubon Society. In Addition to the frequent turnover of administrative staff, Gray expresses his chapter member's unhappiness with the content of Audubon magazine and the organization's abandonment of educational programs. The letter includes information about the Mid-Coast Audubon Society and their activities.

Collection: Audubon Camp Management
Date: Jan 12th, 1984

Bartram Cadbury to Tom Sykes Letter, January 13, 1984

Cadbury encloses a draft letter to the National Audubon Society regarding the revitalization of the organization's commitment to educational programs.

Collection: Audubon Camp Management
Date: Jan 13th, 1984

Richard Martyr to Joseph Gray Letter, January 24, 1984

Martyr addresses issues concerning National Audubon Society administration and education programs brought up by Gray in a letter to Donal O'Brien.

Collection: Audubon Camp Management
Date: Jan 24th, 1984

Bartram Cadbury to Peter Berle Letter Photocopy, June 15, 1987

Cadbury expresses his dismay at the National Audubon Society's decision to eliminate chapter representative positions from the board. He notes that the elimination of the positions will have a deleterious effect on the promotion of the organization's mission.

Collection: Audubon Camp Management
Date: Jun 15th, 1987

Roland Clement to Bartram and Virgina Cadbury Letter, June 25, 1987

Collection: Audubon Camp Management
Date: Jun 25th, 1987

Jean Hamlin to Bartram Cadbury Letter, c. June 27, 1987

Hamlin includes the text of a draft letter to Peter Berle and asks for Cadbury's input. The letter outlines issues regarding the role of chapters in the face of a reorganization of the National Audubon's board which arose at the June 27, 1987 conference of NOrtheast Audubon Chapters.

Collection: Audubon Camp Management
Date: Jun 27th, 1987

Donal O'Brien to National Audubon Society Board of Directors Memorandum, July 17, 1987

O'Brien outlines the National Audubon Society's rationale for eliminating the positions of regional representatives in an effort to reduce expenses.

Collection: Audubon Camp Management
Date: Jul 17th, 1987

Charles Callison to the National Audubon Society Directors Memorandum, July 27, 1987

Callison addresses misconceptions held by the National Audubon Society board regarding the role of chapters in promoting the mission of the Society. He disputes the perception that those pushing for a more prominent role for input by chapters are agitators.

Collection: Audubon Camp Management
Date: Jul 27th, 1987

Bartram Cadbury to Roland Clement Letter, July 27, 1987

Collection: Audubon Camp Management
Date: Jul 27th, 1987

Scott Reed to Judith Dimario Letter Photocopy, August 11, 1987

Reed thanks Dimario for her support of changes to regional representation by National Audubon chapters.

Collection: Audubon Camp Management
Date: Aug 11th, 1987

Donal O'Brien to Audubon Chapter Leaders Memorandum Photocopy, August 12, 1987

O'Brien thanks chapter leaders for their participation at the August 1987 National Audubon Society board meeting and reassures them that, despite changes in the roles of regional representatives, their input is still valued.

Collection: Audubon Camp Management
Date: Aug 12th, 1987

Judith Dimario and Norman Stotz to Northeast Colleagues Form Letter Photocopy, August 12, 1987

Dimario and Stotz inform members of Audubon Chapters in the northeast of changes to the structure and administration of the National Audubon Society. They include a list of candidates for the position of regional representative.