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127th ANNUAL MEETING Highlights
RePower Audubon
Executive Director Jeff Hall launched RePower Audubon – an initiative that will drive the organization to meet sustainability goals and take on a leadership role in Rhode Island climate resilience. Karen Bradbury, Administrator of Energy Programs at the RI Office of Energy Resources, gave the keynote address.
Newly Elected to the Board of Directors
Meg Kerr
Kerr has held prominent positions in RI environmental advocacy, including five years as Audubon senior director of advocacy. She is a member of the RI Executive Climate Change Coordinating Council (EC4) Advisory Board, serves on the North Kingstown Planning Commission, and is an advisor to the Stormwater Innovation Center.
Jeff Williams
Williams has worked across the financial sector, working primarily in management consulting. He is currently a real estate investor and serves on government and nonprofit boards including Providence’s Capital Center Commission and Blackstone Parks Conservancy.
The Audubon Society of Rhode Island gratefully acknowledges the terms of service of board members Amy Moses, David Riedel, and Michael Viveiros who are stepping down from the board of directors this year.
Educator of the Year
Pamela Goulet, Audubon Per Diem Educator of 20 Years
Goulet was honored for her dedication to environmental education, her 20-year service as a beloved Audubon educator, and her commitment as a long-time member and volunteer.
Volunteer of the Year
Lindsay Dulude, Stormwater Innovation Center Volunteer
Dulude was recognized for her service as a community science volunteer, tirelessly working in several initiatives to monitor water quality and green infrastructure performance.
Legislative Leadership Awards
Senator Louis DiPalma & Representative Megan Cotter
Audubon recognized Senator DiPalma and Representative Cotter for their dedication to Rhode Island’s environment and the protection of birds and wildlife.
