Contacting the Charleston Audubon
For fieldtrip and outings, please contact the group leader for the particular trip you're interested in - leaders' contact information is included in the calendar listing for each trip.
The
Charleston Natural History Society is served by volunteer officers,
board members-at-large, committee chairs and members.
You may direct questions or comments to any of the individuals listed
below.
President
Paul Nolan
843.953.7076
A biologist on faculty at the Citadel, Paul brings a passion for birding as well
as an academic perspective and scientific knowledge to the group.
Vice President
Steve Moore
843.559.1999
Director of Climate and Energy for the South Carolina Wildlife Federation, Steve brings great knowledge and experience to the organization.
Communications
Steve Bleezarde 843.406.2061
Send Steve news, announcements and links of interest to our members. Steve is
editor of the newsletter and our webmaster.
Secretary
Cathy Miller
843.762.6951
Cathy takes our meeting minutes and helps keep all of our records straight.
Programs + Conservation
Andy Harrison
843.795.6934
Immediate past president, Andy is taking the lead on programs, addresses conservation issues and leads some of our outings.
Outings
Don Jones 843.572.8232
An accomplished birder, Don has taken charge of our outings schedule for the past few years and will
be leading many of our trips this year.
Membership + Treasurer
Tom Snowden 843.875.3445
A past-president, Tom remains an an active board member, balancing the books, heading-up membership efforts and contributing to projects at McAlhany.
McAlhany Preserve
Joe Cockrell
843.607.1070
Joe is spearheading activity at our McAlhany property, from building renovations
to long-leaf pine habitat restoration and establishing new nature trails.
Member-At-Large
Norm Brunswig
843.688.5833
A National Audubon vice-president and directory of SC Audubon, we're proud to
have Norm on our board.
Seabird Conservation Coordinator
Jim Cubie
843.928.3702
Lobbying and public education regarding seabird habitat and nesting
areas are a high priority. Jim takes the lead in our outreach efforts.