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The Audubon on Campus chapter program arrives in Mississippi and attracts a network of students that want to create a birding community for all.
The Environmental Leadership Awards Benefit honors teachers, business leaders, biologists, photographers, and overall visionaries who have demonstrated exceptional leadership and commitment to protecting birds and the places they need.
From spearheading community planting projects to writing books about biodiversity, awardees pass along their admiration and wonder for the outdoors to their friends, family, and local communities. Together with our flock, we celebrate their life work and their contributions to conservation.
Please join us in celebrating...
EUNICE BURNETT
Recipient of the 2025 Environmental Leadership Award
EVENT DETAILS
Thursday, April 24, 2025
Tamarack Country Club
55 Locust Road
Greenwich, CT
6:30 p.m. — Cocktail Reception
7:30 p.m. — Dinner and Program featuring bird trivia
ABOUT EUNICE BURNETT
Eunice's journey with Audubon began in 2005 when she attended green building and landscape management programs at the Greenwich Audubon Center. She joined the Audubon Connecticut board in 2009 and contributed to the development of Connecticut’s "Audubon at Home" program in 2010. Eunice was initially not a birder, but being surrounded by deeply committed birders ignited in her an appreciation—and eventually a passion—for birds.
Eunice now focuses on "Plants for Birds," combining her love of birds and gardening. Most recently, her commitment to planting natives led to securing a Garden Club of America grant for a revegetation project at the Greenwich Center.
For her unwavering dedication to conservation and community building, we are delighted to celebrate Eunice at Audubon’s 2025 Environmental Leadership Awards Benefit!
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