Maryland Conservation Council
Founded 1969

Protecting Maryland's Natural Heritage




* Scenic wild rivers and Appalachian hardwood forests in the
Allegheny Plateau of Western Maryland;
* Sandy beaches on the barrier islands of the Atlantic Ocean
with productive yet fragile bays behind them;
* Cypress swamps along an ancient black water river and vast
wetlands providing winter habitat for migrating waterfowl on the
Coastal Plain of the Eastern Shore;
* Geologically significant features and species rich forests and
rivers in the Piedmont;
* The Chesapeake Bay and its tributaries which once produced
vast quantities of aquatic resources.

Because Maryland also has a large and growing human
population, protecting our natural assets requires constant
monitoring at state and local levels.  The Maryland Conservation
Council brings together organizations throughout the state to
create a strong voice for the environment and to coordinate
effective action by citizens with knowledge, expertise, and energy.

Developers, government agencies, and other groups whose plans
and programs impact the environment need the information and
the support or opposition that a coalition of environmentalists
can provide.  Environmental organizations that monitor local
activities or fight to save threatened natural areas can benefit
from the advice, encouragement, and support of other MCC
organizations. We meet once a month to exchange information
and facilitate action.

You and your organization will benefit by tapping into the
reservoir of talent and resources of the Council. Please complete
the attached form and mail it today with your membership dues.
 The types of membership are described below. The membership
year begins July 1 and ends June 30.
Mailing Address
2304 South Road
Baltimore, MD 21209-4430
www.mdconservationcouncil.org     
   
Board of Directors:

President
Paulette Hammond

First Vice President
Norman Meadow, Ph.D.

Vice President for Finance
William Biggley

Vice President for Meetings
Ajax Eastman

Vice President for Membership
William G. Wilson

Recording Secretary
Katherine Volz

Treasurer
Karen Meadow

At Large:
Jim Gracie
Kenneth Lewis
Herb Ward
Maryland has a wealth of natural diversity
The environmental movement is alive and well in Maryland. Your membership in the Maryland
Conservation Council will help keep it that way.

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