DIRECTORY of
ENVIRONMENTAL GROUPS
In New England
U.S.Environmental Protection Agency
n * T ° J
Region I
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Foreword from the Regional Administrator
This is a directory of non-profit organizations dedicated to the protection of the
environment. It includes state and federal government agencies, and national, regional,
and local groups operating in Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire,
Rhode Island, and Vermont.
From the beginning of my term as Regional Administrator, I have worked closely
with environmental groups and encouraged them to be active participants in our Agency
decision-making.
Our mandate is to protect the environmental and public health interests of New
Englanders, and certainly they should be involved in decisions of this nature that affect
them so critically.
I hope that this publication will serve as a resource for those who would like to
get involved in protecting our environment but don’t know where to start. It will show
where there are groups already pursuing specific issues and where groups exist in the
public participation process.
I hope that groups already listed will continue their efforts, and that people who
have not previously involved themselves in environmental protection will find an appro-
priate vehicle for their energy and talents.
I am confident that working together, we can preserve New England’s natural
environment and the health of its citizens.
William R. Adams, Jr.
Regional Administrator
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CONTENTS
Foreword
Government Agencies
1
National
15
Regional
Connecticut
19
23
Maine
35
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
53
Rhode Island
57
Vermont
59
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government agencies
U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
REGION I
REGIONAL ADMINISTRATOR
William R. Adams, Jr.
617/223-7210
DEPUTY REGIONAL ADMINISTRATOR
Rebecca Hanmer
617/223-5424
GENERAL COUNSEL
Robert C. Thompson
617/223-5752
AIR AND HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
DIVISION
Merrill S. Hohman
617/223-5186
MANAGEMENT DIVISION
617/223-7220
SURVEILLANCE AND ANALYSIS
DIVISION
Edward V. Fitzpatrick
617/861-6700
OFFICE OF PUBLIC AWARENESS
Paul G. Keough
617/223-7223
ENVIRONMENTAL AND ECONOMIC
IMPACT OFFICE
Wallace E. Stickney
617/223-4635
WATER PROGRAMS DIVISION
Lester A. Sutton
617/2232226
ENFORCEMENT DIVISION
Leslie Carothers
617/223-3478
OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND
DEVELOPMENT
Richard Keppier
617/223-3477
ASSISTANT FOR CONGRESSIONAL AND
INTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS
Stephen F. Ells
617/223-4632
OFFICE OF CIVIL RIGHTS AND
URBAN AFFAIRS
George H. Coblyn
617/223-4631
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U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
Region I
Room 2203
John F. Kennedy Federal Building
Boston, MA 02203
6 17/223-7223
(Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New
Hampshire, Rhode Island, Vermont.)
Region II
Room 1005
26 Federal Plaza
New York, NY 10007
212/264-2515
(New Jersey, New York, Puerto Rico,
Virgin Islands.)
Region Ill
6th & Walnut Streets
Philadelphia, PA 19106
215/5974081
(Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania,
Virginia, West Virginia, District of
Columbia.)
Region IV
345 Courtland Street, N.E.
Atlanta, GA 30308
404/881-3004
(Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky,
Mississippi, North Carolina, South
Carolina, Tennessee.)
Region V
230 S. Dearborn
Chicago, IL 60604
312/353-2072
(Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota,
Ohio, Wisconsin.)
Region VI
First International Building
1201 Elm Street
Dallas, TX 75270
214/767-2600
(Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico,
Oklahoma, Texas.)
Region VII
Room 249
1735 Baltimore Avenue
Kansas City, Mo 64108
816/374-5894
(Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska.)
Region VIII
Suite 900
1860 Lincoln Street
Denver, CO 80203
303/837-3878
(Colorado, Montana, North Dakota, South
Dakota, Utah, Wyoming.)
Region IX
215 Fremont Street
San Francisco, CA 94105
415/556-6695
(Arizona, California, Hawaii, Nevada,
American Samoa, Guam, trust Territories
of the Pacific, Wake Island.)
Region X
1200 Sixth Avenue
Seattle, WA 98101
206/442-1203
(Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, Washington.)
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FEDERAL AGENCIES
BUREAU OF OCEANS AND
INTERNATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL
AND SCIENTIFIC AFFAIRS
Department of State
Washington, DC 20520
202/632-9312
COUNCIL ON ENVIRONMENTAL
QUALITY
722 Jackson Place, N.W.
Washington, DC 20006
202/382-1415
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE
Mansfield Professional Park
Route 44A
Storrs, CT 06268
Conservationist: R.G. Halstead
203/429-9361
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE
USDA Building
University of Maine
Orono, ME 04473
Conservationist: Richard L. Duesterhaus
207/866-2132
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE
29 Cottage Street
P.O. Box 848
Amherst, MA 01002
Conservationist: Benjamin Isgur
413/549-0650
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE
Federal Building
Durham, NH 03824
Conservationist: Donald G. Burbank
603/868-7581
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE
46 Quaker Lane
West Warwick, RI 02893
Conservationist: Donald McArthur
401/828-1300
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE
96 College Street
Burlington, VT 05401
Conservationist: Craig M. Right
802/862-6261
DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY
150 Causeway Street
Boston, MA 02114
617/223-5257
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
Office of the Secretary
Northeast Region
Room 2003J
John F. Kennedy Federal Building
Boston, MA 02203
Special Assistant to the Secretary:
Roger S. Babb
617/223-5104
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
BUREAU OF OUTDOOR RECREATION
600 Arch Street
Philadelphia, PA 19106
Regional Director: Maurice D. Arnold
215/597-7992
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, WATER
RESOURCES DIVISION
150 Causeway Street
Boston, MA 02114
District Chief: John A. Baker
617/223-2822
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
NATIONAL PARK SERVICE
North Atlantic Regional Office
15 State Street
Boston, MA 02109
Regional Director: Jack Stark
611/223-0058
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
U.S. FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE
1 Gateway Center
Newton, MA 02158
Regional Director: Howard Larsen
617/965-5100
DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH
ADM IN ISTRATION
Regional Office
Room 1800
J.F.K. Federal Building
Boston, MA 02203
Regional Administrator: Gilbert Saulter
617/223.6712
DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
U.S. Coast Guard
First District
150 Causeway Street
Boston, MA 02114
617/223-3601
NATIONAL OCEANIC AND
ATMOSPHERIC ADMINISTRATION
Logan International Airport
East Boston, MA 02128
Meteorologist: Anthony E. Tancreto
617/223-5688
NATIONAL MARINE FISHERIES SERVICE
NATIONAL OCEANIC AND
ATMOSPHERIC ADMINISTRATION
Northeast Regional Office
Federal Building
14 Elm Street
Gloucester, MA 01930
Regional Director: William G. Gordon
617/281-3600
OFFICE OF COASTAL ZONE
MANAGEMENT
3300 Whitehaven Street, N.W.
Washington, DC 20235
Assistant Administrator: Robert W. Knecht
U.S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS
424 Trapelo Road
Waltham, MA 02154
617/894-2400
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COMPREHENSiVE STATE AGENCIES
CONNECTICUT
DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL
PROTECTiON PROTECTION
State Office Building, Room 117 REGIONAL OFFICE
Hartford, CT 06115 634 Main Street
Commissioner: Stanley Pac Presque Isle, ME 04970
203/566-2110 207/764-3737
MASSACHUSETTS
MAINE
EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF
DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL ENVIRONMENTAL AFFAIRS
PROTECTION 100 Cambridge Street
State House Boston, MA 02202
Augusta, ME 04333 Secretary: John A. Bewich
Commissioner: Henry E. Warren 617/727-9800
207/289-2811
RHODE ISLAND
DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL
PROTECTION DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL
REGIONAL OFFICE MANAGEMENT
415 Congress Street Park Street
Portland, ME 04111 Providence, RI 02903
207/775-6587 Director: H. Edward Wood
401/277-2771
DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL VERMONT
PROTECTION
REGIONAL OFFICE AGENCY OF ENVIRONMENTAL
31 Central Street CONSERVATION
Bangor, ME 04402 Montpelier, VT 05602
207/947-6746 Secretary: Brendan Wh ittaker
802/828-3365
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STATE AIR POLLUTION CONTROL OFFICES
CONNECTICUT
AIR COMPLIANCE UNIT
Department of Environmental Protection
State Office Building
Hartford, CT 06115
Contact: Patricia Laraia
2031566-4030
NEW HAMPSHIRE
AIR POLLUTION CONTROL AGENCY
Department of Health and Welfare
State Laboratory Building
Hazen Drive
Concord, NH 03301
Director: Dennis Lunderville
603/271-2487
MAINE
RHODE ISLAND
BUREAU OF AIR QUALITY CONTROL
Department of Environmental Protection
State House
Augusta, ME 04333
Director: David Tudor
207/289-2811
MASSACHUSETTS
DIVISION OF AIR AND HAZARDOUS
MATER IALS
DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL
QUALITY ENGINEERING
600 Washington Street
Boston, MA 02111
Director: Anthony S. Cortese
617/727-4782
DIVISION OF AIR POLLUTION CONTROL
Rhode Island Department of Health
Health Building
Davis Street
Providence, RI 02908
Chief: Austin C. Daley
401/277-2808
VERMONT
AIR AND SOLID WASTE PROGRAMS
Division of Environmental Engineering
Agency of Environmental Conservation
Box 489
Montpelier, VT 05602
Chief: Richard A. Valentinetti
802/826-3395
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STATE WATER POLLUTION CONTROL OFFICES
CONNECTICUT
NEW HAMPSHIRE
WATER COMPLIANCE UNIT
Department of Environmental Protection
State Office Building
165 Capitol Avenue
Hartford, CT 06115
Director: Robert B. Taylor
203/566-3245
WATER SUPPLY AND POLLUTION
CONTROL COMMISSION
105 Loudon Road
Prescott Park
Concord, NH 03301
Executive Director: William A. Healey
603/271-3503
MAINE
RHODE ISLAND
BUREAU OF WATER QUALITY CONTROL
Department of Environmental Protection
State House
Augusta, ME 04333
Director: Stephen Groves
207/289-2591
MASSACH USETTS
DIVISION OF WATER POLLUTION
CONTROL
Water Resources Commission
110 Tremont Street
Boston, MA 02108
Director: Thomas C. McMahon
617/727-3855
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SERVICES
Rhode Island Department of Health
209 Health Building
Providence, RI 02908
Assistant Director: Carleton A. Maine
401/277-2234
VERMONT
DEPARTMENT OF WATER RESOURCES
Agency of Environmental Conservation
Montpelier, VT 05602
Acting Commissioner: Reginald A. LaRosa
802/828-2761
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STATE WATER SUPPLY OFFICES
CONNECTICUT
NEW HAMPSHIRE
WATER SUPPLIES SECTION
Environmental Health Services Division
Connecticut Department of Health
79 Elm Street
Hartford, CT 06115
Chief: Richard S. WoodhuH
203/566-3110
MAINE
NEW HAMPSHIRE WATER SUPPLY AND
POLLUTION CONTROL COMMiSSION
Prescott Park
105 Loudon Road
Concord, NH 03301
Executive Director: William A. Healey
603/271-3503
RHODE ISLAND
DIVISION OF HEALTH ENGINEERING
Maine Department of Human Services
State House
Augusta, ME 04333
Director: Donald C. Hoxie
207/289-3826
MASSACHUSETTS
DIVISION OF WATER SUPPLY
Rhode Island Department of Health
75 Davis Street
Health Building
Providence, RI 02908
Principal Sanitary Engineer:
John Hagopian
401/277-2234
VERMONT
DIVISION OF WATER SUPPLY
Massachusetts Department of
Environmental Quality Engineering
600 Washington Street, Room 320
Boston, MA 02111
Director: George J. Coogan
617/727-2692
DIVISION OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH
Vermont Department of Health
60 Main Street
Burlington, VT 05401
Chief: Kenneth M. Stone
802/862-5701, ext. 56
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CONNECTICUT
STATE SOLID WASTE AGENCIES
SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT
PROGRAMS
Department of Environmental Protection
State Office Building
165 Capitol Avenue
Hartford, CT 06115
Director: Charles Kurker
203/566-5847
CONNECTICUT RESOURCE RECOVERY
AUTHORITY
60 Washington Street
Suite 1305
Hartford, CT 06115
President: Russell L. Brenneman
203/549-6390
MAINE
DIVISION OF SOLID WASTE
MANAGEMENT CONTROL
Department of Environmental Protection
State House
Augusta, ME 04333
Chief: Ron Howes
207/289-2111
MASSACHUSETTS
DIVISION OF SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL
Department of Environmental Management
Room 1905
Leverett Saltonstall Building
100 Cambridge Street
Boston, MA 02202
Director: William Gaughan
617/727-4293
DIVISION OF GENERAL
ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL
Department of Environmental
Quality Engineering
600 Washington Street
Room 320
Boston, MA 02111
Director: Vic Karian
617/727-2658
INDUSTRIAL WASTE SECTION
Division of Water Pollution Control
Department of Environmental Quality
Engineering
100 Tremont Street
Boston, MA 02108
Director: Hans Bonne
617/727-3855
NEW HAMPSHIRE
BUREAU OF SOLID WASTE
Department of Health and Welfare
State Laboratory Building
Hazen Drive
Concord, NH 03301
Chief: Thomas L. Sweeney
603/271-2605
RHODE ISLAND
DIVISION OF SOLID WASTE
MANAGEMENT
Department of Health
204 Health Building
Davis Street
Providence, RI 02908
Chief: John S. Quinn
401/227-2808
RHODE ISLAND SOLID WASTE
MANAGEMENT CORPORATION
39 Pike Street
Providence, RI 02903
Executive Director: Lou David, Jr.
401/831-4440
VERMONT
AIR AND SOLID WASTE PROGRAMS
Agency of Environmental Conservation
P.0. Box 489
Montpelier, VT 05602
Chief: Richard A. Valentinetti
802/828-3395
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STATE NOISE CONTROL OFFICES
CONNECTICUT
NEW HAMPSHIRE
NOISE UNIT
Department of Environmental Protection
State Office Building
165 Capitol Avenue
Hartford, CT 06115
Director: Louis Proulx
203/566-7494
OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH SERVICES
State Laboratory Building
Hazen Drive
Concord, NH 03301
Contact: Max W. Hilgemeier
603/271-2281
MAINE
RHODE ISLAND
DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES
State House
Augusta, ME 04333
Director of Health Engineering:
Donald C. Hoxie
207/289-3846
MASSACHUSETTS
DIVISION OF AIR AND HAZARDOUS
MATER IALS
Department of Environmental Quality
Engineering
600 Washington Street
Boston, MA 02111
Associate Air Pollution Control Engineer:
Elise Comproni
617/727-2658
DIVISION OF OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH
Department of Health
206 Health Building
Davis Street
Providence, RI 02908
Chief: James P. Deery, M.D.
401/277-2438
VERMONT
DIVISION OF INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE
Vermont Department of Health
P.O. Box 607
Barre, VT 05641
Director: John R. Froines, Ph.D.
802/476-3171
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CONNECTICUT
STATE PESTICIDE CONTROL OFFICES
PESTICIDE COMPLIANCE DIVISION
Department of Environ mental Protection
State Office Building
165 Capitol Avenue
Hartford, CT 06115
Director: Stephen W. Hitchcock
203/566-5148
DIVISION OF FOOD AND DRUGS
Department of Public Health
600 Washington Street
Boston, MA 02111
Director: George A. Michaels
617/727-2670
MAINE
NEW HAMPSHIRE
STATE BOARD OF PESTICIDE CONTROL
Vickery-Hill Building
Augusta, ME 04330
Supervisor: Donald Mairs
207/289-2215
CONSUMER PROTECTION DIVISION
Maine Department of Agriculture
State Office Building
Augusta, ME 04333
Director: John R. Stevens
207/289-3841
MASSACHUSETTS
MASSACHUSETTS PESTICIDE BOARD
Massachusetts Department of Agriculture
100 Cambridge Street
Boston, MA 02202
Supervisor: Lewis Wells
617/727-2863
PESTICIDE CONTROL DIVISION
85 Manchester Street
Concord, NH 03301
Supervisor: Murray McKay
603/271-3550
RHODE ISLAND
DIVISION OF AGRICULTURE
Department of Natural Resources
83 Park Street
Providence, RI 02903
Chief: Rudolph D’Andrea
401/277-2781
VERMONT
DIVISION OF PLANT PEST CONTROL
Vermont Department of Agriculture
Montpelier, VT 05602
Director: Phil A. Benedict
802/826-2431
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STATE RADIATION CONTROL OFFICES
CONNECTICUT
RADIATION UNIT
Department of Environmental Protection
State Office Building
165 Capitol Avenue
Hartford, CT 06115
Director: Arthur T. Huebner
203/566-5668
NEW HAMPSHIRE
RADIATION CONTROL AGENCY
State Laboratory Building
Hazen Drive
Concord, NH 03301
Director: John R. Stanton
603/2712281
MAINE
RHODE ISLAND
DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES
State House
Augusta, ME 04330
Director of Radiological Health
Program: Wallace Hinckley
207/289-3826
MASSACHUSETTS
MASSACHUSETTS DEPARTMENT OF
PUBLIC HEALTH
80 Boylston Street, Room 835
Boston, MA 02116
Assistant to the Commissioner:
Gerald S. Parker
617/727-6246
DIVISION OF OCCUPATIONAL HYGIENE
Department of Labor and Industries
39 Boylston Street
Boston, MA 02116
Assistant Director: Leonard D. Pagnotto
617/727-3982
DIVISION OF OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH
Department of Health
206 Health Building
Davis Street
Providence, RI 02908
Administrator, Radiation Control
Program: James E. Hickey
401/277-2438
VERMONT
DIVISION OF INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE
Department of Health
P.O. Box 607
Barre, VT 05641
Director: John R. Froines, Ph.D.
802/476-3171
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STATE HEALTH PLANNING AGENCIES
CONNECTICUT
BUREAU OF HEALTH PLANNING AND
DEVELOPMENT
Connecticut State Department of Health
79 Elm Street
Hartford, CT 06115
Chief: Susan Addiss
203/566-7886
NEW HAMPSHIRE
STATE HEALTH PLANNING AND
DEVELOPMENT AGENCY
24 North Main Street
Concord, NH 03301
Executive Director: Charles Dunn
603/271-2221
MAINE
RHODE ISLAND
MAINE DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN
SERViCES
State Street
Augusta, ME 04330
Commissioner: David E. Smith
207/289-2736
MASSACHUSETTS
MASSACHUSETTS
PUBLIC HEALTH
600 Washington Street
Boston, MA 02111
Commissioner: Jonathan E. Fielding
617/727-2700
DEPARTMENT OF
HEALTH PLANNING AND
RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT
Division of Statewide Planning
Rhode Island State Department of Health
75 Davis Street
Providence, RI 02908
Director of Health: Joseph E. Cannon
401/277-2231
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AMERICAN FOREST INSTITUTE
1619 Massachusetts Avenue, N.W.
Washington, DC 20036
202/667-7807
Executive Vice President: George C. Cheek
Environmental information and education.
Publication: “Green America”
AMERICAN FORESTRY ASSOCIATION
1319 18th Street, N.W.
Washington, DC 20036
202/467-5810
Executive Vice President: William E. Towell
Sound management and use of forests, soil,
water, wildlife and other natural resources;
seeks to promote enlightened public appre-
ciation of natural resources.
Publications: “American Forest” (monthly)
AMERICAN LUNG ASSOCIATION
1740 Broadway
New York, NY 10019
Acting Managing Director:
William F. Roberts
Voluntary agency concerned with preven-
tion and control of lung disease and aggra-
vating factors including air pollution. Work
with state and local agencies for effective
air pollution control.
Publications: Newsletter
AMERiCAN RIVERS CONSERVATION
COUNCIL
317 Pennsylvania Avenue, S.E.
Washington, DC 20003
202/547-6900
Director: Howard Brown
Lobbying to protect free flowing rivers.
Publications: Newsletter (quarterly)
APPALACHIAN MOUNTAIN CLUB
5 Joy Street
Boston, MA 02108
617/523-0636
Executive Director: Thomas S. Deans
Conservation, outdoor education, outing
activities, research. Organizes leadership
workshops, mountain search and rescue
and youth opportunities program.
Publications: “Appalachia” Mountaineering
Journal
THE CONSERVATION FOUNDATION
1717 Massachusetts Avenue, N.W.
Washington, DC 20036
202/797-4300
President: William K. Reilly
Research organization dedicated to encour-
aging the wise use of the earth’s resources;
projects - international land-use, coastal
resources, public lands, neighborhood
conservation.
Publications: Newsletter (monthly)
ENVIRONMENTAL ACTION
FOUNDATION, INC.
724 Dupont Circle Building
Washington, DC 20036
202/659-9682
Director: Richard Munson
Public interest group engaged in research
and education; encourages citizens to
understand and participate in environmental
debates. Major areas of concern-energy, solid
waste, conservation, and transportation.
Publications: “Power Line”
nuhonal
AIR POLLUTION CONTROL AMERICAN SOCIETY OF LANDSCAPE
ASSOCIATiON ARCHITECTS
P.O. Box 2861 1750 Old Meadow Road
Pittsburgh,PA 15230 McLean, VA 22101
412/621-1090 703/893-3140
Executive Vice President: Executive Director: Robert C. LaGasse
Dr. Lewis H. Rogers
Technical association devoted to the control
of air pollution.
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ENVIRONMENTAL DEFENSE FUND
475 Park Avenue South
New York, NY 10016
Executive Director: Arlie Schardt
Nationwide coalition of scientists, lawyers
and economists working to protect environ-
mental quality and health.
Publications: Newsletter (bi-monthly)
ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY CENTER
317 Pennsylvania Avenue, S.E.
Washington, DC 20003
202/547-6500
Executive Vice-President: Louise C. Dunlap
Environmental lobby organization in the
areas of energy policy, land use and water
resources.
IZAAK WALTON LEAGUE OF AMERICA
1800 North Kent #806
Arlington, VA 22209
703/528-1818
Executive Director: Jack Lorenz
Membership organization with chapters
nationwide educating the public to
conserve, maintain and protect our natural
resources.
Publications: “Outdoor America” (bi-
monthly magazine); “lzaak Walton News”
(bi-monthly)
LEAGUE OF CONSERVATION
VOTERS, INC.
317 Pennsylvania Avenue, S.E.
Washington, DC 20003
202/547-7200
Executive Director: Katie Fahnestock
Research on environmental records of
national political figures; aids in organizing
conservationists nationally for effective
political participation at all levels of
government.
LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS OF THE
U.S.
1730 M Street, N.W.
Washington, DC 20036
202/296-1770
Executive Director: Ms. Peggy Lampi
Citizen education and study and action on
water and air quality, solid waste manage-
ment, land use, and energy.
Publications: “The National Voter”
(quarterly)
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF
CONSERVATION DISTRICTS
1025 Vermont Avenue, N.W.
Suite 1105
Washington, DC 20005
202/347-5995
Executive Vice President: David G. Unger
Represents 3,000 local conservation dis-
tricts which work to conserve & develop
earth, water, forests, wildlife and related
resources.
Publications: “Tuesday Letter” “America’s
Conservation Districts”
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF
ENVIRONMENTAL PROFESSIONALS
1815 N. Ft. Myer Drive
Arlington, VA 22209
703/525-8088
President: Charles F. Zirzow
Non-profit organization dedicated toward
improving communications in the environ-
mental planning process.
NATIONAL AUDUBON SOCIETY
950 Third Avenue
New York, NY 10022
212/832-3200
President: Dr. Elvis J. Stahr
A membership conservation organization;
citizen action to protect the environment;
management of wildlife sanctuaries;
educational materials and programs;
wildlife research.
Publications: “Audubon” “American Birds”
“Audubon Leader” (bi-weekly)
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NATIONAL PARKS AND CONSERVATION
ASSOC IAT ION
1701 18th Street, N.W.
Washington, D.C.
202/265-2717
President and General Counsel:
Anthony Wayne Smith
Private citizens group which works with
Congress and federal agencies for the pro-
tection and expansion of the national park
system as well as the preservation of the
environment in general.
Publications: “National Parks and Conser-
vation Magazine”
NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION
1412 16th Street, N.W.
Washington, DC 20036
202/797-6800
Executive Vice-President:
Thomas L. Kimball
N on-profit conservation education organ iza-
tion dedicated to arousing public aware-
ness of the need for wise use, proper
management and conservation of the
natural resources upon which all life
depends: the air, water, soils, minerals,
forests, plant life and wildlife.
Publications: “National Wildlife,”
“International Wildlife,”Conservation
News”
NATURAL RESOURCES DEFENSE
COUNCIL
122 East 42nd Street
New York, NY 10017
212/949-0049
Contact: Marc Reisner
Organization of lawyers and scientists in-
volved in litigation, technical research, and
public education over broad range of en-
vironmental issues.
Publications: Newsletter (bi-monthly)
NATURE CONSERVANCY
1800 North Kent Street
Arlington, VA 22209
703/841-5300
Contact: Jack Lynn
Preservation of natural diversity through the
protection of ecologically significant land.
Publications: Newsletter (bi-monthly)
THE OCEANIC SOCIETY
Stamford Marine Center
Magee Avenue
Stamford, CT 06902
203/327-9786
President: Christopher du Pont Roosevelt
Marine eco systems research, education,
and water quality monitoring.
SOIL CONSERVATION SOCIETY OF
AMERICA
7515 N.E. Ankeny Road
Ankeny, IA 50322
515/289-2331
Contact: William H. Greiner
Publications: “Journal of Soil and Water
Conservation” (bi-monthly)
TROUT UNLIMITED
4260 East Evans Avenue
Denver, CO 80222
303/757-7144
Executive Director/Administration:
Esther Simon
Protection, conservation and enhancement
of the cold water habitat.
Publications: “Trout Magazine”
(quarterly)
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THE WILDERNESS SOCIETY
1901 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W.
Washington, DC 20006
202/293-2732
Executive Director: Miss Celia M. Hunter
National conservation organization devoted
to fostering wilderness preservation and how
it may best be used and preserved.
Publications: “The Living Wilderness”
(quarterly) “Wilderness Report” (monthly)
WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT INSTITUTE
1000 Vermont Avenue, Suite 709
Washington, DC 20005
202/347-1774
President: Daniel A. Poole
Private membership organization promoting
better use of natural resources for the welfare
of the nation.
Publication: “Outdoor News Bulletin”
(b i-weekly)
ZERO POPULATION GROWTH, INC.
1346 Connecticut Avenue, N.W.
Washington, DC 20036
202/785-0100
Lobbying and educational activities in an
effort to achieve population stabilization.
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AMERICAN FOREST INSTITUTE
•96 Harlow Street
Bangor, ME 04401
207/947-3544
New England Regional Manager:
Lester A. DeCoster
Publishes educational material for schools;
reports and brochures on forest resources
and forest management; sponsors of the
American Tree Farm System.
Publications: “G reenAmerica Magazine”
“Tree Farm News” (quarterly)
APPALACHIAN MOUNTAIN CLUB
Pinkham Notch Camp
Gorham, NH 03581
604/466-2721
Executive Director: Thomas S. Deans
Outing activities; research; backcountry
management; trail and shelter construction
and maintenance; conservation and out-
door education. The Club organizes leader-
ship workshops; mountain search and
rescue & a youth opportunities program.
Publications: guidebooks, maps and
America’s oldest mountaineering journal—
Appalachia.
CLAMSHELL ALLIANCE
62 Congress Street
Portsmouth, NH 03801
603/436-5414
Encourage development of solar, wind, and
alternative energy sources other than nuclear
power.
Pu blications: Newsletter (bi-monthly)
CONNECTICUT RIVER WATERSHED
COUNCIL, INC.
125 Combs Road
Easthampton, MA 01027
413/584-0057
President: Christopher Percy
Land acquisition; fisheries, restoration;
water quality, environmental reviews and
reports.
Publications: Newsletter
FRIENDS OF THE EARTH
3 Joy Street
Boston, MA 02108
617/742-6329
New England Regional Representative:
Ms. Ann Roosevelt
Lobbying and education to preserve, pro-
tect and restore the environment.
Publications: “Not Man Apart”
THE INTERNATIONAL ATLANTIC
SALMON FOUNDATION
NEW ENGLAND OFFICE
125 Combs Road
Easthampton, MA 01027
413/584-0041
New England Officer: Edmund R. Belak, Jr.
Assist state and federal fisheries in restora-
tion of Atlantic Salmon to New England
through information, education, research
activities.
Publications: Newsletter
NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION
P.O. Box 31
Natick, MA 01760
Director: Lester B. Smith
THE NATURE CONSERVANCY
EASTERN REGIONAL OFFICE
294 Washington Street
Boston, MA 02181
617/742-8830
Eastern Regional Director:
Bradford C. Northrup
NEW ENGLAND AQUARIUM
Central Wharf
Boston, MA 02110
617/742-8830
Contact: G. McLeod
Trace metal analysis; bioassay; coastal
instrument development.
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NEW ENGLAND COALITION ON
NUCLEAR POLLUTION, INC.
Box 637
Brattleboro, VT 05301
802/257-0336
President: Sylvia Field
Non-profit education organization providing
research and information on nuclear power.
Publications: Newsletter (b i-monthly)
NEW ENGLAND CONSORTIUM ON
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
Boston College. Weston Observatory
Weston, MA 02193
617/899-0950
Managing Director: Theodore H. Rider
Graduate and undergraduate intern, re-
search and training in environmental con-
trol.
NEW ENGLAND FORESTRY
FOUNDATION
One Court Street
Boston, MA 02108
617/742-3308
Executive Director: John T. Hemenway
Forest conservation and education.
Publications: “Foundation News”
NEW ENGLAND INTERSTATE WATER
POLLUTION CONTROL COMMISSION
607 Boylston Street
Boston, MA 02116
617/261-3758
Executive Secretary: Alfred E. Peloquin
Coordinate water pollution control among
the member States, establishes water quality
standards, trains waste treatment plant
operators, and develops public information
and education programs.
Publication: “AQUA News” (quarterly)
NEW ENGLAND NATURAL RESOURCES
CENTER
3 Joy Street
Boston, MA 02116
617/742-5130
Executive Director: Perry R. Hangenstein
NEW ENGLAND PEST CONTROL
ASSOCIATION
1701 Washington Street
Braintree, MA 02184
617/843-0085
Contact: Clark Keenan
Trade association on structural pest control
NEW ENGLAND RIVER BASINS
COMMISSION
53 State Street
Boston, MA 02109
617/223-6244
Chairman: John R. Ehreneld
State/Federal agency. Coordinates federal,
state, and local land and water resource
planning programs and prepares manage-
ment plans for river basins.
Publication: “Regional Report”
NEW ENGLAND WILD FLOWER
SOCIETY, INC.
Hemenway Road
Framingham, MA 01701
617/877-6574
Executive Director: Johnathan Shaw
To promote an appreciation of nature, plant
life and its environment through research
and education in botany, ecology, horticul-
ture and conservation.
Publication: “Wild Flower Notes”
(quarterly) “News” (quarterly)
PEOPLE AGAINST POLLUTION, INC.
40 South Burritt Street
New Britain, CT 06052
203/225-0890
Executive Director: Timothy J. LaPierre
An environmental education and informa-
tion center serving all of New England;
promotes nature activities.
Publications: Newsletter (monthly)
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REGIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL
COUNCIL, INC.
P .0 Box 255
Worcester, MA 01613
President: James M. Perry
Non-profit, volunteer group, stressing
regional environmental issues; provide
environmental point of view at hearings,
on committees, in contact with decision
makers.
Publications: “The Record” (monthly)
SIERRA CLUB
NEW ENGLAND CHAPTER
3 Joy Street, Room 12
Boston, MA 02108
617/227-5339
Chapter Chairman: Abigail Avery
Involved in environmental health issues;
energy conservation; offshore oil develop-
ment and coastal zone management; East-
ern wilderness preservation.
Publications: “New England Sierran”
(10 times a year)
SIERRA CLUB CHAPTERS:
SOUTHERN MAINE (Mahoosuc)
RFD #1, Box 15
Wiscasset, ME 04578
Contact Person: Elanor Lacombe
ESSEX COUNTY
28 Neptune Road
Beverly, MA 01915
Contact Person: Patricia Roach
GREATER BOSTON AREA
35 Shattuck Road
Watertown, MA 02172
Contact Person: Steve Colome
PIONEER VALLEY
64 Village Park
Amherst, MA 01002
Contact Person: Jon Henson
WESTERN SUBURBS (Thoreau)
42 Sandy Pond Road
Concord, MA 01742
Contact Person: Gilbert Wooley
NORTHERN NEW HAMPSHIRE
(Upper Valley)
Dartmouth College
Math Department
Hanover, NH 03755
Contact Person: Bob Norman
SOUTHERN NEW HAMPSHIRE
(Monadnock)
Greenfield Road
Peterborough, NH 03458
Contact Person: Paul Doscher
RHODE ISLAND
109 Stamford Avenue
Providence, RI 02907
Contact Person: Maureen Kempf
NORTHERN VERMONT
do Henry Green
Mountain Turnpike
Chester, VT 05143
Contact Person: Michele Frome
SOUTHERN VERMONT
Phoenix Road
Woodstock, VT 05901
Contact Person: Alfred Speth
WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT INSTITUTE
200 Audubon Lane
Fairfield, CT 06430
203/259-1447
Northeast Representative: Philip Barske
THE WILDLIFE SOCIETY
(Northeast Section)
240 Main Street
Boylston, MA 01505
617/869-6427
Chairman: William T. Hesselton
Publications: Newsletter (Quarterly)
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APPALACHIAN MOUNTAIN CLUB—
CONNECTICUT CHAPTER
74 Avondale Road
Manchester, CT 06040
Contact: Gerry Hardy
Outdoor activities, backeountry management,
conservation.
APPALACHIAN MOUNTAIN CLUB
ASH CREEK ASSOCIATION
340 Sailors Lane
Bridgeport, CT 06605
203/333-4787
Contact: Alan Gustafson
Conservation and protection of Ash Creek;
establishment of wildlife sanctuary.
AUDUBON SOCIETY —
CONNECTICUT CHAPTER
2325 Burr Street
Fairfield, CT 06430
203/259-6305
Executive Director: Leslie N. Corey, Jr.
Statewide environmental education and in-
formation organization; conducts conserva-
tion related activities statewide; manages
nine wildlife sanctuaries and two nature
centers.
Publications: “Connecticut Audubon
Bulletin”
AUDUBON SOCIETY
ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES
2325 Burr Street
Fairfield, CT 06430
203/259-6305
Executive Director: Wanda Rickerby
Coordinating environmental groups within
the state.
AUDUBON CENTER IN GREENWICH
613 Riversville Road
Greenwich, CT 06830
203/869-5272
Director: Martha F. Sykes
DARIEN AUDUBON SOCIETY
P.O. Box 3313
Darien, CT 06820
President: John Lazlo, Jr.
HARTFORD AUDUBON SOCIETY, INC.
P .O. Box 207
West Hartford, CT 06107
203/242-8767
President: Gilbert N. Kleiner
SHARON AUDUBON CENTER
Route 4
Sharon, CT 06069
203/364-5826
Director-naturalist: Robert Moel ler
BERKSH IRE-LITCHF IELD
ENVIRONMENTAL COUNCIL, INC.
P.O. Box 552
Lakeville, CT 06039
203/435-2004
Executive Director and Counsel:
William F. Morrill
Concerned with energy, transportation and
land use issues in the Southern Berkshires.
Publications: Newsletter
BYRAM RIVER POLLUTION
ABATEMENT ASSOCIATION
232 Byram Shore Road
Greenwich, CT 06830
203/53 1 -5938
President: J.A.B. Haughwout
Cleaning up Byram River; consultation on
town environmental problems.
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CENTER FOR ENVIRONMENTAL
EDUCATION
269 Oak Grove Street
Manchester, CT 06040
203/646-5854. Ext. 475
Director: Juan A. Sanchez
Field trips and school ground work K-12;
teacher workshops stressing environmental
themes and methods of working with
students in the out of doors.
THE CENTER FOR THE ENVIRONMENT
AND MAN, INC.
275 Windsor Street
Hartford, CT 06120
203/549-4400
President: Joseph P. Pandolfo
Provide research and engineering services
to public and private sponsors in the areas
of: air quality, water quality, energy, trans-
portation safety and environmental and
economic modeling.
CHESHIRE LAND TRUST, INC.
P.O. Box 781
Cheshire, CT 06410
President: Herbert Cran
Preservation of open space - sponsoring hikes
to scenic areas in town and a “float trip”
down the Quinnipiac River; education pro-
grams.
Publications: “Balance Sheet” (quarterly)
CHILDRENS MUSEUM OF HARTFORD
ROARING BROOK NATURE CENTER
950 Trout Brook Drive
West Hartford, CT 06119
203/236-2961
Executive Director: David D. Bonney II
Planetarium, marine life aquarium, natural
history department with life animal center
Roaring Brook Nature Center; interpretive
building, nature trails.
CONGAMOND LAKE ENVIRONMENTAL
TASK FORCE
4074 Mountain Road
West Suffield, CT 06093
Contact: Margaret Ferrari
CONNECTICUT AIR CONSERVATION
COMMITTEE
CONNECTICUT LUNG ASSOCIATION
45 Ash Street
East Hartford, CT 06108
203/528-9437
Executive Director: James A. Swomley
Works for the improvement of air quality in
Connecticut through public education and
governmental liaison activities.
Pu blications: “Breathing Views”
(quarterly)
CONNECTICUT ABORETUM AT
CONNECTICUT COLLEGE
New London, CT 06320
203/442-5391
Professor of Botany: William A. Niering
Preservation of wetlands, freshwater &
tidal; sound use of herbicides in vegetation
management; prescribed burning of natural
landscapes.
CONNECTICUT ASSOCIATION OF
RAIL AND BUS USERS
P.O. Box 891
Meriden, CT 06450
203/237-8888
Secretary: James M.S. UlIman
Seeks improvement and expansion of rail
service.
CONNECTICUT ASSOCIATION OF SOIL
AND WATER CONSERVATION
DISTRICTS, INC.
Route 6, Stony Hill
Bethel, CT 06801
President: Albert Kelley
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CONNECTICUT CITIZEN ACTION GROUP
130 Washington Street
Hartford, CT 06106
203/527-7191
Contact: Julie Mannarino
Lobbying on consumer and environmental
bills, including air quality, land-use, envi-
ronmental health, solar energy; as well as
monitoring of state agencies on above
issues; encou rage citizen participation.
Publications: Newsletter
CONNECTICUT CONSERVATION
ASSOCIATION
Northrop Street
Bridgewater, CT 06752
203/354-9325
Executive Vice President: Robert F. Kunz
Preservation of tidal and inland wetlands,
coastal zones, and environmental education.
Publications: “CCA Reporter” (quarterly)
CONNECTICUT COUNCIL ON
ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
Room 141
State Office Building
Hartford, CT 06115
203/566-3510
Chairman: Donald Mackie
Watchdog agency on environmental policy
matters.
CONNECTICUT ENVIRONMENTAL
CAUCUS
60 Washington Street
Hartford, CT 06106
203/527-8737
Chairman: Barbara Surwi$o
Environmental education and lobbying.
CONNECTICUT FOREST AND PARK
ASSOCIATION, INC.
1010 Main Street
P.O. Box 389
East Hartford, CT 06108
203/289-3637
Secretary-Forester: John E. Hibbard
A voluntary organization for conserving
forests, scenery, wildlife, and developing
natural resources and outdoor recreation.
Publications: “Conn. Woodlands” “Conn.
Walk Book” “Conn. Outdoor Recreation
Guide”
CONNECTICUT FRIENDS OF THE
HUDSON RIVER HIGHLANDS
31 Damson Lane
Naugatuck, CT 06770
203/729-8368
Director: H. Philip Arras
Conservation of the Hudson River High-
lands, Striped Bass Sports Fishery.
CONNECTICUT OUTDOOR EDUCATION
ASSOC I AT ION
899 South Quaker Lane
West Hartford, CT 06110
Contact: Dr. PhillIp Hall
Conduct workshops in all phases of out-
door education. Particularly keyed to teach-
ers and youth leaders.
Publications: Newsletter (quarterly)
CONNECTICUT NATURE ASSOCIATION
29 Liberty Street
New Britain, CT 06052
203/225-0890
Contact: Tim LaPierre
Nature club, nature educational programs
and study.
Publications: “Outdoors in Connecticut”
(monthly)
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CONNECTICUT WILDLIFE FEDERATION,
INC.
P.O. Box 7
27 Washington Street
Middletown, CT 06457
203/347-1291
Executive Director: Gene F. Marra
General conservation organization -
Connecticut affiliate of National Wildlife
Federation.
Publications: “Wildlife Flyer” (quarterly)
DENISON PEQUOTSEPOS NATURE
CENTER
P .O. Box 122, Pequotsepos Road
Mystic, CT 06355
203/536-1216
Director: Robert C. Dewire
Small interpretive building of exhibits
featuring wildlife native to area; 125-acre
wildlife sanctuary; 4 miles of trails; trail
for blind.
Publications: “Chickadee” (monthly)
E—P EDUCATION SERVICES
800 DixweII Avenue
New Haven, CT 06511
203/562-9967
Directors: Larry Schaefer and
Harry 0. Haakonsen
Environmental education; develops educa-
tional materials for community environmental
education.
ELIOT PRATT EDUCATION CENTER
RR #1 Papermill Road
New Milford, CT 06776
203/354-3665
Executive Director: John J. Zolomij
Field instruction; workshops; college
courses, site development; grantmansh ip
and funding source retrieval; community
and membership events. Summer study
program (K-8); curriculum design and devel-
opment; educational reasearch.
Publications: “Center Focus”
ENVIRONMENTAL ACTION FUND
P.O. Box 312
Guilford, CT 06437
203/453-4371
William G. Moore
State wide environmental lobbying group.
Publications: Newsletter
ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION CENTER
800 Dixwell Avenue
New Haven, CT 06511
203/562-9967
Program Director: Larry Schaefer
Teacher in-service workshops; curriculum
library; film and media library; assistance
to school districts in developing environ-
mental education programs.
Publications: “Osprey” (10 times/year)
ESSEX CONSERVATION TRUST
Box 373
Essex, CT 06426
203/767-0161
President: D.K. Bowers
Preservation of open space.
THE FARM INGTON LAND TRUST
P.0. Box I
Farmington, CT 06032
President: Hiram P. Maxim II
Land acquisition & preservation; land man-
agement for specific parcels of historic
significance. Trail management & supervi-
sion for 800 acre wildlife sanctuary. Envi-
ronmental spokesman for town. Environ-
mental education & awareness.
Publications: Newsletter (quarterly)
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FARM1NGTON RIVER WATERSHED
ASSOCIATION
195 West Main Street
Avon, CT 06001
203/678-1241
Executive Director: Roger A. Seamans
Responds to land use changes, monitors
water quality and offers constructive
comments to town commissions and state
agencies.
Publications: Newsletter (bi-nionthly)
FEDERATED GARDEN CLUBS OF
CONNECTICUT, INC.
152 Old Farms Road
Simsbury, CT 06070
203/658-7489
President: Mrs. Richard D. Wagner
Non-profit, scientific, education; Preserve
heritage, conserve natural resources, improve
horticulture; conservation.
Publications: “NEWS” (9 times/year)
FLANDERS NATURE CENTER, INC.
Flanders Road
Woodbury, CT 06798
203/263-3711
Naturalist-Director: Ed Briggs
Nature trails; guided nature walks; nature
summer day camp; Christmas tree farm;
environmental workshops.
Publications: “News From Flanders”
FOREST CONSERVATION CENTER
Goodwin State Forest
RFD #1, Box 100
North Windham, CT 06256
203/455-9534
Director: Lois W. Kelley
Hiking trails, forest management.
GREAT MEADOWS CONSERVATION
TRUST, INC.
400 Hartford Avenue
Wethersfield, CT 06109
203/529-0263
President: Mrs. Richard 0. Wolf
Preserving by buying land and easements.
GUILFORD LAND CONSERVATION
TRUST, INC.
Box 200
Guilford, CT 06437
203/457-0637
President: H. B. Bullard
Preservation of the natural resources of
Guilford. Public education and scientific
study.
HADDAM LAND TRUST, INC.
Foot Hills Road
Durham, CT 06422
203/347-7869
President: Stanley T. House
Conservation and protection of 33 acres of
land in Hadaam.
HARRY C. BARNES MEMORIAL
NATURE CENTER
175 Shrub Road
Bristol, CT 06010
Director/Naturalist: Jon R. Guglietta
Interpretive building with 70 acres of nature
trails, after school, vacation, and school
field trips in environmental education.
Publications: Newsletter (bi-monthly)
HEALTH SYSTEMS AGENCY—
EASTERN CONNECTICUT
2 Sheraton Lane, Building #2, Apt. 7
Warwick, CT 06360
President: Joan Martuscello
Environmental health.
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HEALTH SYSTEMS AGENCY—
NORTH CENTRAL CONNECTICUT
999 Asylum Avenue
Hartford, CT 06105
203/249-7581
President: Marita McDonough
Environmental health.
HEALTH SYSTEMS AGENCY—
NORTHWEST CONNECTICUT
20 East Main Street
Room 324
Waterbury, CT 06702
203/757-9601
President: David D. Beatty
Environmental health.
HEALTH SYSTEMS AGENCY—
SOUTH CENTRAL CONNECTICUT
125 Bradley Road
P.O. Box AX
Woodbridge, CT 06525
203/389-1504
President: Edward O’Neill
HEALTH SYSTEMS AGENCY—
SOUTHWEST CONNECTICUT
20 North Main Street
South Norwalk, CT 06854
203/853-1501
President: Howard W. Benedict
Environmental health.
HOUSATONIC VALLEY
ASSOCIATiON, INC.
P.O. Box 75
West Cornwall, CT 06796
203/672-6044
Executive Director: Ralph Goodiro, Jr.
Watershed association; environmental
education and advocacy.
Publications: “Housatonic Current” (monthly)
INLAND ROUTE ASSOCIATION
P. 0. Box 891
Meriden, CT 06450
203/237-8888
Secretary: James M. S. Sullivan
Seeks improvement and expansion of rail
passenger service.
JOSHUA’S TRACT CONSERVATION
AND HISTORIC TRUST
do Wiltimantic Trust
676 Main Street
Willimantic, CT 06226
203/ 742-8654
Chairman: Frances L. Funk
Acquisition, preservation and conservation
of natural areas.
LAKE LILLINONAH AUTHORITY
do Dick Lucas
Keeler Road
Bridgewater, CT 06752
Chairman: Richard Lucas
Water quality monitoring, legislative input,
marine constable program to enforce boating
laws, input to state and federal agencies
having impact on water quality.
LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS OF
CONNECTICUT
60 Connolly Parkway
Hamden, CT 06514
203/288-7996
President: Marjorie D. Anderson
Issues being followed: energy conservation,
land use, water, air, solid waste and coastal
area management.
Publications: “Connecticut Voter”
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LITCHFIELD COUNTY CONSERVATION
DISTRICT
Agricultural Center
Litchfield, CT 06759
203/567-8288
Promote and aid in the conservation of
natural resources in Litchfielcl County.
Publications: Newsletter
LITCHFIELD LAND CONSERVATION
TRUST, INC.
P. 0. Box 712
Litchfield, CT 06759
President: Mary Q. Fahy
Conservation and preservation of open space
lands.
THE LONG ISLAND SOUND TASK FORCE
Stamford Marine Center
Magee Avenue
Stamford, CT 06902
203/327-9786
Chairman: Art Glowka
Promote understanding of Long Island Sound
as a resource.
LUTZ JR. MUSEUM AND OAK GROVE
NATURE CENTER
126 Cedar Street
Manchester, CT 06040
203/643-0949
Director: Glynis Berry
Outdoor education classes; nature walks.
LYME LAND CONSERVATION
TRUST, INC.
do Arthur Howe, Jr., President
Old Hamburg Road
Lyme, CT 06371
203/434-0042
Land acquisition, encouragement of con-
servation program in elementary school.
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE AD-
VANCEMENT OF HUMANE EDUCATION
P. 0. Box 98
East Haddam, CT 06423
203/434-8666
Director: John J. Dommers
Animal and conservation related workshops
and seminars for educators; curriculum
material development.
Publications: Newsletter; “Human Education”
(magazine)
NATURAL RESOURCES COUNCIL OF
CONNECTiCUT, iNC.
P.O. Box 151
Bridgewater, CT 06752
203/354-5004
President: Mrs. Richard McCallister
Provides a forum for the understanding
of the scientific, practical and educational
aspects of our natural resources; works
with administrative agencies and conser-
vation groups toward a better environment
for Connecticut.
NATURAL SCIENCE FOR YOUTH
FOUNDATION
16 Holmes Street
Mystic, CT 06355
203/536-9691
President: John F. Gardner
Assists small museums and nature centers
in au aspects of their operation.
Pu bljcatjons: “Professional Bulletin .
Opportunities”
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NATURE CENTER FOR ENVIRONMENTAL
ACTIVITIES
P.O. Box 165
10 Woodside Lane
Westport, CT 06880
203/227-7253
Assistant Director: Pamela A. Rochovansky
Non-profit organization seeking a quality
environment through ecological-environmental
educational programs.
Publications: “The Connecticut Naturalist”
THE NATURE CONSERVANCY
CONNECTICUT CHAPTER
Box MMM, Wesleyan Station
Middletown, CT 06457
203/344-0716
Executive Director: Evan S. Griswold
Identify, acquire and protect natural areas to
preserve natural diversity in the state.
Publications: “From the Land” Chapter
Newsletter (quarterly)
NAUGATUCK ENVIRONMENTAL
CONTROL COMMISSION
20 Gus Street
Naugatuck, CT 06770
203/7233230
Chairman: Raymond J. Ruginis
NEW BRITAIN YOUTH MUSEUM, INC.
30 High Street
New Britain, CT 06052
203/225-3020
Director: Alan Krauss
Nature center with educational programs
on wildlife, outdoors and environmental
awareness.
NEW CANAAN LAND CONSERVATION
TRUST
72 Park Street
New Canaan, CT 06840
203/966-9855
President: Jack D. Gunther
Seeks to preserve permanent open spaces
in New Canaan.
NEW CANAAN NATURE CENTER
144 Oenoke Ridge
New Canaan, CT 06840
203/966-9577
Director: Walter Michael Medwid
Natural science, conservation and
horticultural education.
Publications: Newsletter (monthly)
NORTHEAST TRANSPORTATION
COALITION
P. 0. Box 891
Meriden, CT 06450
203/237-8888
Secretary: James M. S. UlIman
Seeks improvement and expansion of rail
passenger service.
NORTH HAVEN CONSERVATION
COMMISSION
4000 Ridge Road
North Haven, CT 06473
Chairman: Norman A. Greist
NORTH HAVEN LAND TRUST
Box 262
North Haven, CT 06473
President: George P. Smith
Acquisition of land for conservation purposes.
OLD QUARRY NATURE CENTER
Mountainville Road
0.0. Box 1134
Danbury, CT 06810
Director: Mrs. W. A. Welch
City owned land kept in its natural state to
provide habitats for native plants and animals.
Variety of terrain for the study of the natural
sciences.
PEOPLE’S ACTION FOR CLEAN ENERGY
P. 0. Box 171
Niantic, CT 06357
203/445-1675
Chairmen: Peter Roper and Charlie Elias
Public information regarding alternative
energy sources and energy conservation.
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WATERSHED
CT 06028
REDDING LAND TRUST, INC.
P. 0. Box 76
Redding, CT 06875
President: Joan D. Ensor
Acquisition of land for conservation
purposes.
ROARING BROOK NATURE CENTER
70 Gracey Road
Canton, CT 06019
203/693-0263
Director: Jay Kaplan
School programs, guided walks, lecture
series, summer day camp program, after-
school classes, interpretive building with
museum displays and six miles of marked
trails.
Publications: Newsletter (bi-monthly)
SIERRA CLUB
CONNECTICUT CHAPTER
60 Washington Street, Suite 611
Hartford, CT 06106
203/524-9788
Contact: Donna Parson
Public information; testimony at
environmental hearings.
THE SLEEPING GIANT PARK
ASSOCIATION
4000 Ridge Road
North Haven, CT 06473
203/248-2528
President: Norman A. Greist
Acquiring land on the Sleeping Giant for a
State Park; assists the State in development
and maintenance; 30 miles of hiking trails.
PEOPLE FOR ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL
ACTION
P. 0. Box 439
Kensington, CT 06037
David L DeWolfe
Urban environmental issues—housing, neigh-
borhood stabilization and revitalization,
energy issues.
Publications: Newsletter
PROJECT OCEANOLOGY
Avery Point
Groton, CT 06340
203/445-9007
Director: Howard M. Weiss
Marine environmental education center
operated by 14 Conn. School Systems.
Provides 50’ boat, waterfront marine tab,
and oceanographic equipment to enable
students to learn about their marine environ-
rnent through first hand, on-the-water
experiences.
QUINEBAUG RIVER BASIN COUNCiL
c/o Rogers Corporation
Lurie Research & Development Center
Rogers, CT 06263
203/774-9605
Chairman: RobertJ. Herlihy
Basin wide resource conservation, restora-
tion, planning & utilization, protection and
conservation of forests, air and water
resources and soils.
SAVE OUR STATE COMMITTEE, INC.
P.O. Box 422
Jewett City, CT 06351
203/376-9535
President: Mary B. Walton
Oriented toward proper land use—air &
water pollution control issues.
SCANT IC RIVER
ASSOCIATION
1810 Main Street
East Windsor Hill,
203/5283779
President: Henry J. Adams
Conservation and preservation of land
around Scantic River Watershed.
SHAME! INC.
42 Lostbrook Road
West Hartford, CT 06117
203/523-4193
Director/President: William Q. Tucker
Wildlife preservation/conservation; air &
water quality; land use management.
Publications: Newsletter
SHELTON LAND CONSERVATION
TRUST, INC.
P. 0. Box 2276, Huntington Station
Shelton, CT 0M84
Contact: William A. Yeoman
Preservation of natural resources; environ-
mental education.
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THE STAMFORD MARINE CENTER
Magee Avenue
Stamford, CT 06902
203/327-9786
Marine science center; seminars; sails on
research vessels; field trips.
STAMFORD MUSEUM & NATURE CENTER
39 Scofieldtown Road
Stamford, CT 06903
203/322-1646
Executive Director: Gerald E. Rasmussen
Nature trails, planetarium shows, use of
telescope at Observatory, classes, nature
walks.
SWAMPFIELD LAND TRUST
25 Long Ridge Road
Danbury, CT 06810
203/743-0092
President: Mrs. Philip D. Weidel
Acquisition of land through gifts, lectures,
educational field trips, nature study.
TALCOTT MOUNTAIN SCIENCE CENTER
FOR STUDENT INVOLVEMENT, INC.
Montevideo Road
Avon, CT 06001
203/677-8571
Director: Donald P. LaSalle
Classes in sciences for area schools, programs
for gifted, evening programs for adults, teacher
workshops, coordinating curriculums, re-
search, development of educational materials,
summer programs, teaching college science.
Publications: Newsletter
THAMES SCIENCE CENTER
Gallows Lane
New London, CT 06320
203/447-9073
Director: John C. Cook
Environmental education: nature trail, live
animal exhibit, children’s museum, school
field trips, and recreational field trips.
THOMASTON PRIDE, INC.
Box 83
Thomaston, CT 06787
203/283-8201
Contact: Ralph Stevens
Environmental education.
T.R.E.E.S. (TO REASSESS ECOLOGY-
EN VIRONME NT-SAFETY)
9 West Mystic Avenue
Mystic, CT 06355
203/536-8218
President: Edith Fairgrieve
Monitoring state and local environmental,
transportation and community affairs issues,
particularly planning and zoning; collection
and dissemination of information to build
citizen concern and action.
TORRINGTON LAND CONSERVATION
TRUST, INC.
P. 0. Box 596
Torrington, CT 06790
203/482-3900
President: Harold J. Burns
Acquisition of land for future preservation.
WEANTINOGE HERITAGE, INC.
P. 0. Box 242
New Milford, CT 06776
203/354-5004
President: Mrs. Richard McCallister
Regional Land Trust with 493 acres;
preservation of open space and
environmental education.
WESTBROOK LAND CONSERVATION
TRUST, INC.
P. 0. Box 236
Westbrook, CT 06498
President: Charles Ferrucci, Jr.
Preservation and protection of land within the
community for environmental, educational,
recreational and aesthetic purposes; sponsors
land clean-ups, nature walks and talks;
acquisition of land within the community.
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WESTROCK NATURE RECREATION
CENTER
P. 0. Box 2969
New Haven, CT 06515
203/389-5519
Chief Ranger: Thomas J. Mason
Environmental education; upland plants and
animals; native Conn. wildlife zoo.
Publications: Newsletter (quarterly)
WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT INSTITUTE
200 Audubon Lane
Fairfield, CT 06430
203/259-1447
Contact: Dr. Phillip Barske
Work with basic resource agencies to
promote sound resourse use; serve as
consultant, advisor and advocate.
WILTON LAND CONSERVATION TRUST
Box 77
Witton, CT 06897
203/762-3856
Director: Ken H. Pfeiffer
Preservation and conservation of natural land.
ZERO POPULATION GROWTH—
YALE/NEW HAVEN CHAPTER
55 Elmwood Road
New Haven, CT 06515
203/387-4509
Coordinator: Virginia Schneider
Lobbying and educationat activities in an
effort to achieve population stabilization.
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maine
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF
UNIVERSITY WOMEN — MAINE
do 16 First Rangeway
Waterville, ME 04901
207/872-7293
President: Louise S. Smith
APPALACHIAN MOUNTAIN CLUB
MAINE CHAPTER
P .O. Box 8526
Portland, ME 04104
207/657-3293
Contact: Janalyn Whitten
Outings; environmental education.
Publications: Newsletter (monthly)
AUDUBON SOCIETY — MAINE CHAPTER
Gilsiand Farm
118 Route 1
Falmouth, Me 04105
207/781-2330
Executive Director: William Ginn
Environmental legislation; field trips; nature
centers; environmental education on energy
land use, wildlife, population, solid waste,
air and water pollution; research library.
Publications: “Maine Audubon News”
AUDUBON SOCIETY —
WESTERN MAINE CHAPTER
3 Eastmont
Farmington, ME 04938
207/778-3385
President: Dr. John E. Mudge
(See Maine Chapter)
Publications: Newsletter (monthly)
AUDUBON SOCIETY —
YORK COUNTY CHAPTER
Box 45
Kennebunkport, ME 04046
207/985-7711
President: William R. Hooper
Monthly meetings and discussions on
natural history.
Publications: “Harlequin” (monthly)
AUGUSTA NATURE CLUB
49 Westwood Road
Augusta, ME 04330
207/622-9241
Director: Marilyn Noyes Mollicone
Regular programs and field trips; mainten-
ance and use of Augusta Nature Education
Center; guided field trips for school groups;
workshop for volunteer guides; environmental
education.
CENTER FOR NATURAL AREAS
Box 98
South Gardiner, ME 04359
207/582-4205
President: William C. Reed
Environmental management.
COLBY ENVIRONMENTAL COUNCIL
Colby College
Waterville, ME 04901
President: Ms. Alice Langer
Involves students in all aspects of local,
state, and national environmental concerns.
CONGRESS OF LAKE ASSOCIATION
9 Broad Street
Bangor, ME
207/945-6872
Executive Director: Bill Rambo
CONSERVATION EDUCATION
FOUNDATION OF MAINE
Education Building
Augusta, ME 04333
207/289-2512
Executive Director: Lorraine L. Stubbs
Operation of the Maine Conservation School
at Bryant Pond, offers high school and adult
courses in various conservation topics in a
field campus situation.
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ENVIRONMENTAL LAW INSTITUTE, INC.
246 Deering Avenue
Portland, ME 04102
President: William W. Stelle, Jr.
Free and low-cost legal services in the
environmental field to private citizens,
community groups and environmental
organizations in the state.
ENViRONMENTAL STUDIES CENTER
11 Coburn Hall
University of Maine
Orono, ME 04473
207/581-7092
Director: Dr. Paul D. Uttormark
Research projects with an emphasis on
water resources: maintenance of a
reference room.
MAINE ASSOCIATION OF
CONSERVATION COMMISSIONS
P.0. Box 548
Kennebunkport, ME 04046
207/967-3705
Executive Director: Sterling Dow Ill
Focuses on local environmental issues;
assists focal communities in establishing
conservation commissions.
Publications: Newsletter (quarterly)
MAINE ASSOCIATION OF
CONSERVATION DISTRICTS
RFD
Fort Fairfield, ME 04742
207/476-5032
President: Louis McLaughlin
MAINE COAST HERITAGE TRUST
Box 426
Northeast Harbor, ME
207/288-5010
Executive Director: Benjamin R. Emory
Seeks to conserve natural and scenic areas
along the Maine Coast; free advisory serv—
ices to landowners, and government
officials on the methods available to pro-
tect important natural areas.
Publications: “Coastal Notes” (3 times/yr.)
MAINE HEALTH SYSTEMS AGENCY
2 Central Plaza
Augusta, ME 04333
207/623-1182
Chairman: Rev. Peter P. Gorham
Environmental health.
NATURAL RESOURCES COUNCIL OF
MAINE
335 Water Street
Augusta, ME 04330
207/622-3101
Contact; Robert Gardiner
Monitors state agency compliance with
environmental laws and legislation; environ-
mental education.
Publications: “Maine Environment”
(monthly)
THE NATURE CONSERVANCY
MAINE CHAPTER
51 Chapel Street
Augusta, ME 04330
207/622-3101
Director: John Jensen
Seeks to identify and protect natural areas
for public use for education, research, and
passive recreation.
Publications: “Chapter News” (bi-monthly)
SPRUCE MOUNTAIN ENVIRONMENTAL
EDUCATION CENTER
Bryant Pond, ME 04219
Director: William T. Harty
Year round outdoor environmental studies
programs for public schools.
STATE BIOLOGISTS ASSOCIATION
Box 646
Sanford, ME 04073
Secretary-Treasurer: Joseph E. Goodness Jr.
Serves as an organization for communica-
tion amongst biologists in all fields;
promotes biological education; provides
expertise in legislative and regulatory activ-
ities of biological concern.
Publications: “The Maine Biologists”
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WILDLIFE SOCIETY — UNIVERSITY
OF MAINE CHAPTER
240 Nutting Hall
University of Maine
Orono, ME 04473
207/581-7312
President: Gary Ferraro
Sponsors field trips, seminars, monthly
meetings and wildlife conclave; promotes
interest in wildlife through environmental
education.
ZERO POPULATION GROWTH —
MAINE CHAPTER
100 Bennock Road
Orono, ME 04473
Ann Johnson
Lobbying and educational activities in an
effort to achieve population stabilization.
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ACTION FOR ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH
120 Bynner Street, Room 2
Boston, MA 02130
617/522-8413
Contact: Robert Murphy
Technical support group for health planners
involved with environmental health issues.
AMERICAN LUNG ASSOCIATION OF
BOSTON
51 Sleeper Street
Boston, MA 02210
617/426-8330
Executive Director: Louis Carvelli
Educational environmental health programs.
AMERICAN NATURAL RESOURCES
TRUST, INC.
639 Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge, MA 02139
617/661-4661
Contact: Harold Skelton
Educating the public, especially forestland
owners, in ecologically sound forest man-
agement as well as conservation activities.
APPALACHIAN MOUNTAIN CLUB —
BERKSHIRE CHAPTER
5 Weymouth Street
Springfield, MA 01108
413/736-0761
Chairman: Walter L. Haynes
Canoeing, hiking, mountaineering, conser-
vati on of free-flowing waterways.
Publications: “Appalachia Bulletin”
“AMC Times”
APPALACHIAN MOUNTAIN CLUB —
WORCESTER CHAPTER
30 Toronita Avenue
Worcester, MA 01605
617/853-8461
Chairman: S. Bruce Snow
Coordinates and promotes conservation of
public and private lands from a recreational
view.
ARLINGTON CONSERVATION
ASSOCIATION
do 164 Renf raw Street
Arlington, MA 02174
President: George D. Buckley
Meetings, c’eanups, design and support of
local and State environmental legislation.
Publications: Newsletter (monthly)
THE ASSOCIATION FOR THE
PRESERVATION OF CAPE COD
P .O. Box 636
Orleans, MA 02653
Executive Director: Esther A. Snyder
A non-profit scientific and educational
organization which conducts research and
publishes position papers, informational
bulletins and impact studies on environ-
mental issues.
Publications: Newsletter (monthly)
AUDUBON SOCIETY —
MASSACHUSETTS CHAPTER
South Great Road
Lincoln, MA 01773
617/259-9500
Executive Vice-President:
Allen H. Morgan
Conservation, education, research
Publications: Newsletter (monthly)
AUDUBON CENTERS:
ARCADIA NATURE CENTER AND
WILDLIFE SANCTUARY
127 Combs Road
Easthampton, MA 01027
413/584-3009
Director: Robie Hubley
Public programs, day camps, guided
tours, seasonal festivals and camp-outs.
Publications: Program listing published
seasonally.
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ASHUMET HOLLY RESERVAT1ON
Ashumet Road
East Falmouth, MA 02536
617/563-6390
Property Manager: Elwood Mills, Jr.
45 acre wildlife sanctuary, self-guided
nature trails, collection of American,
English, Chinese, and Japanese hotly.
Spring open house, May, Xmas holly sale
December.
BLUE HILLS TRAILSIDE MUSEUM
1904 Canton Avenue
Milton, MA 02186
617/333-0690
Director: Robert W. Stanhope
Public museum of natural history of
Blue Hills Reservation. Indoor and out-
door exhibits featuring live native
animals. Lectures and tours for schools
and scheduled groups; hikes, courses,
events for pubhc.
Publications: Newsletter (quarterly)
CHICKATAWBUT HILL
Box 408
Milton, MA 02186
Director: DeWoIf Merriam
Environmental education field trips and
programs for school groups, youth
groups & the public. Teacher workshops,
in service programs and youth leader
training. Resident school campaign
programs and complete environmental
conference center facilities.
Publications: Newsletter (quarterly)
DRUMLIN FARM EDUCATION
CENTER AND WILDLIFE SANCTUARY
Lincoln Road
Lincoln, MA 01773
617/259-9807
Daniel Hart
Interpretive farm open to public; adult
education; summer camp.
ENVIRONMENTAL INTERN PROGRAM
So. Great Road
Lincoln, MA 01773
6171259-9500
Coordinators: Susan W. Hunnewell,
James C. McCrea
Recruit positions with environmental
organizations and matches needs with
high quality students in New England
and New York on a short term basis.
Handles all administrative duties for
short-term hiring, and offers workshops
and services to students to magnify the
educational benefit of on-the-job training.
JPSWICH RIVER WILDLIFE
SANCTUARY
Perkins Row
Topsfield, MA 01983
617/887-2241
Director: Mr. Ralph Scott
2500 hundred acres of sanctuary border-
ing the lpswich River. Adult and children
natural history courses.
LAUGHING BROOK EDUCATION
CENTER AND WILDLIFE SANCTUARY
789 Main Street
Hampden, MA 01036
413/566-3571
Contact: Annie Tiberio
Native New England wildlife exhibits,
3 miles hiking trails, nature tours, pro-
grams, picnic area, trail for the blind &
visually handicapped.
Publications: Newsletter (bi-monthly)
MOOSE HILL WILDLIFE SANCTUARY
AND NATURE CENTER
300 Moose Hill Street
Sharon, MA 02067
617/784-5691
Sanctuary Director: David E. Clapp
Classes, programs, special events, hiking
trails, community aid, in-school services.
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PLEASANT VALLEY WILDLIFE
SANCTUARY
Lenox, MA 01240
413/637-0320
STONY BROOK NATURE AND
WILDLIFE SANCTUARY
North Street
Norfolk, MA 02056
617/528-3140
Co-Directors: Mr. & Mrs. Charles Thomas
1 mile nature trail; programs and courses
on natural history, hobbies, and environ-
mental concerns. Guided field trips for
school groups by arrangement. Camera
and bird clubs.
WACHUSETT MEADOW WILDLIFE
SANCTUARY
Box 268, Goodnow Road
Princeton, MA 01541
617/464-2712
Property Manager: Elliot J.H. Morrison
Passive recreation and wildlife manage-
ment. 81/2 miles of walking trail open
year round.
WI LDWOOD/COOKS CANYON
MASS AUDUBON SOCIETY
South Street
Barre, MA 01005
617/3554064
Director: Robert P. Brown
Summer co-ed nature camp school, group
and family camping with environmental
emphasis, school day field trips.
BERKSHIRE COUNTY LAND TRUST AND
CONSERVATION FUND
do Trust Department
First Agricultural Bank
99 West Street
Pittsfield, MA 01201
413/499-0596
Director: George S. Wislocki
Acquisition and protection of natural areas
in Berkshire County.
BERKSHIRE NATURAL RESOURCES
COUNCIL
8 Bank Row
Pittsfield, MA 01201
413/499-0596
Executive Director: George S. Wislocki
Assists communities in Berkshire County
on matters of land use and environmental
policy.
BOSTON COLLEGE ENVIRONMENTAL
CENTER
Boston College
Chestnut Hill, MA 02167
617/969-0100, Ext. 3592
Professor G.J. Goldsmith
Academic center for teaching and re-
search in environmental areas.
BOSTON HARBOR CITIZENS’
ADVISORY COMMITTEE
do Sarah Simon
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
J.F.K. Federal Building
Boston, MA 02203
Chairman: Dr. Herbert Meyer
Advise federal government on Boston Harbor
related projects.
BOSTON LATIN ECOLOGY ACTION CLUB
78 Avenue Louis Pasteur
Boston, MA 02115
R.S. Akeson
Discussion of ecological problems.
BOSTON SOCIETY OF ARCHITECTS
320 Newbury Street
Boston, MA 02115
617/267-5175
Executive Director: Lowell L. Erickson
BOSTON SOCIETY OF LANDSCAPE
ARCHITECTS
45 William Street
Wellesley, MA 02181
Vice President: Edward R. Clemons
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BOSTON ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY
Franklin Park
Boston, MA 02121
617/442-2005
Executive Director: Timothy Anderson
Manages zoos in the metropolitan district
commission service area; maintains animal
hospital; education programs for Boston area
schools.
CAMBRIDGEPORT ADVENT COMMITTEE
32 Cottage Street
Cambridge, MA 02139
617/876-9126
Contact: Neil Rohr
Concerned with industrial pollution in
Cambridgeport area.
CAPE COD ENVIRONMENTAL
COAL IT ION
Box 882
Provincetown, MA 02657
President: Gary Hirshberg
CAPE COD MUSEUM OF NATURAL
HISTORY, INC.
Route6A
Brewster, MA 02631
617/896-3867
Director: Donald Schall
Environmental education field classes and
walks, lectures, school classes, teacher work-
shops and special exhibits; reference library;
lecture and film series.
Publications: “The Cape Naturalist”
(quarterly)
CHARLES RIVER WATERSHED
ASSOCIATION
2391 Commonwealth Avenue
Auburndale, MA 02166
617/527-2799
Executive Director: Rita Barron
Volunteer organization providing
information/education regarding Charles
River Watershed; liaison among governmental
agencies and between public and private
watershed interests; assistance to conserva-
tion commissions and others on land use!
water quality issues.
Publications: Newsletter (monthly)
CHATHAM CONSERVATION
FOUNDATION
P.O. Box 317
Chatham, MA 02633
617/945-1131
President: Edward Jacob
Conservation of wetlands; marshlands;
greenbelt areas.
CITIZENS AGAINST NUCLEAR ENERGY
145 College Avenue
Somerville, MA
Eric D. Radack
Research on nuclear power and radiologi-
cal safety issues.
CITIZENS’ AViATION POLICY
ASSOCIATION
P.O. Box 563
Lexington, MA 02173
Chairman: Dr. Manf red P. Friedman
Concerned about airplane noise, and air-
port growth impact on neighborhoods.
Publications: Newsletter (quarterly)
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CLAMSHELL ALLIANCE — BOSTON
CHAPTER
1151 Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge, MA 02139
6171661 -6204
Encourage development of solar, wind and
alternative energy sources other than nuclear
power.
Publications: Newsletter (quarterly)
CONNECTICUT RIVER ECOLOGY
ACTION CORPORATION
82 Charon Terrace
South Hadley, MA 01075
413/536-5250
President: David W. Stichel
Wise use and protection of Connecticut
River and related land resources.
CONSERVATION LAW FOUNDATION OF
NEW ENGLAND, INC.
3 Joy Street
Boston, MA 02108
617/742-2540
Executive Director: Douglas I. Foy
Advise and assist invididuals, private organi-
zations and government agencies in matters
of environmental law.
Publications: Newsletter (quarterly)
EARTHWORM, INC.
210 Lincoln Street
Boston, MA 02111
617/426-7344
Recycles paper from businesses and univ-
sities in the area; grants to environmental
and community groups doing environmental
work.
Publications: “Earthworm Mews”
ELBANOBSCOT INC.
Box E
Sudbury, MA 01776
617/443-9931
Contact: Kate Taeusch
Environmental education programs for
children and adults.
ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS
COUNCIL
Bristol Community College
777 Elsbree Street
Fall River, MA 02722
Chairperson: Professor C. John Capone
Promotes environmental activities in the
community and college community.
ENVIRONMENTAL LAW SOCIETY
Boston University School of Law
765 Commonwealth Avenue
Boston, MA 02215
Lectures, seminars, and conferences on
environmental law; research on environmental
issues.
ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY DIVISION
20 Somerset Street
Boston, MA 02108
617/727-8920
Director: Alfred F. Ferullo
Protection of environmental quality in areas
under Metropolitan District Commission
(MDC) jurisdiction.
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
ASSOCIATION OF SOUTHERN
NEW ENGLAND, INC.
P.O. Box 34
Rehoboth, MA 02769
President: Robert J. Russell
Educational-environmental issues.
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES PROGRAM-
NATICK HIGH SCHOOL
15 West Street
Natick, MA 01760
617/653-0550
Mr. Charles E. Bohannon
Active in evaluation of pond and lake
waters through chemical tests, erosion
analysis. Label all tree species, improve
trail around the pond, and put bird houses
around the pond area.
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ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES
University of Lowell
Lowell, MA 01854
617/454-7811
Coordinator: Charles R. Ott
Graduate (masters level) program in envi-
ronmental studies.
ESSEX CONSERVATION DISTRICT
562 Maple Street
Hathorne, MA 01937
617/714-5578
Acting Chairman: John L. Roberts
Coordinates with federal and state agen-
cies to provide soil and water conservation
surveys and site plans for communities and
landowners; promotes the use of conserva-
tion practice.
ESSEX COUNTY GREENBELT
ASSOCIATION
Box 444
Ipswich, MA 01938
617/768-7241
Executive Director: Sally Weatherall
Preservation of open space in Essex
County.
Publications: Newsletter (bi-yearly)
FRANKLIN CONSERVATION DISTRICT
4 Whalley Street
Hadley, MA 01035
413/586-3900
Advises citizens & towns on land use and
conservation practices; environmental
education.
FRANKLIN PARK CHILDREN’S ZOO
Franklin Park
Boston, MA 02121
617/442-2216
Director: Daniel Archer
FRANKLIN PARK ZOOLOGICAL
GARDENS
Franklin Park
Boston, MA 02121
617/442-2005
Director & Curator of Zoos:
Richard G. Naegeli
FRIENDS OF CONSERVATION
43 Union Street
Marshfield, MA 02050
617/834-8010
Director: Betty A. Bates
FUND FOR PRESERVATION OF
WILDLIFE AND NATURAL AREAS
One Boston Place
Boston, MA 02106
617/722-7468
Secretary -Treasurer: Richard E. Benn ink
Conservation of woodlands, open areas,
wetlands, wildlands, beaches & marshes.
Assistance to environmental organizations.
THE GARDEN CLUB FEDERATION OF
MASSACHUSETTS, INC.
300 Massachusetts Avenue
Boston, MA 02115
617/536-3059
Secretary: Mrs. Peter D. Cole
Coordinates interests of garden clubs in
Mass.; promotes civic beauty and roadside
improvement; aids in the protection and
conservation of natural resources.
Publications: Newsletter (bi-monthly)
HABITAT INSTITUTE FOR THE
ENVIRONMENT
Box 136, 10 Juniper Road
Belmont, MA 02178
617/489-3850
Program Director: Ann LeRoyer
Environmental education center; quarterly
courses, workshops for adults and children—
natural history, art-in-nature, environmental
issues and problems; day camp.
Publications: Newsletter (quarterly)
HAMPSH IRE CONSERVATION
DISTRICT
11 Whalley Street
Hadley, MA 01035
413/584-1815
Chairman: Gordon 0. Williams
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HARVARD ENVIRONMENTAL LAW
SOCIETY
Harvard Law School
Cambridge, MA 02138
6171665-2907
Chairman: Stephen O’Day
Legal research for environmental groups;
conservationists; education programs in
environmental law.
HEALTH SYSTEMS AGENCY —
CENTRAL MASSACHUSETTS
El Grande Office Building
415 Boston Turnpike
Shrewsbury, MA 01545
617/845-1066
President: Mary K. Alexander
Environmental Health.
HEALTH SYSTEMS AGENCY —
GREATER BOSTON
294 Washington Street
Boston, MA 02135
Contact: Susan Baxter
Environmental health.
HEALTH SYSTEMS AGENCY —
MERRIMACK VALLEY
Parker Building
120 Parker Street
Lawrence, MA 01843
617/686-1621
Executive Director: Paul A. Guerard
Environmental health.
HEALTH SYSTEMS AGENCY —
NORTH SHORE
10 First Avenue
Peabody, MA 01960
617/531-7006
President: Paul H. Duff, Jr.
Environmental health.
HEALTH SYSTEMS AGENCY —
SOUTHEASTERN MASSACHUSETTS
P.O. Box 70
Middleboro, MA 02346
617/947-6300
Contact: George B. Laban
Environmental health.
HEALTH SYSTEMS AGENCY —
WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS
380 Union Street
West Springfield, MA 01089
413/781-2845
President: Henry T. Yost
Environmental health.
HINGHAM FRIENDS OF CONSERVATION
P.O. Box 26
Hingham, MA 02043
President: Jerry Klima
Educate the public to the need for
conservation; bring information to citizens
and general public; to foster interest in
conservation among town officials and
boards.
Publications: Newsletter
HITCHCOCK CENTER FOR THE
ENVIRONMENT
The Carriage House
Larch Hill
Amherst, MA 01002
413/256-6006
Executive Director: Candace Jul yan
Environmental education program for
teachers and students in Amherst/
Hadley area.
HOUSATONIC RIVER WATERSHED
ASSOCIATION
Berkshire Community College
West Street
Pittsfield, MA
413/499-4660
President: George Hamilton
Promote and encourage wise use and
conservation control for Housatonic
River Watershed area. Sponsors canoe
trips, clean-ups, and environmental
education programs.
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THE KESTREL TRUST
P. 0. Box 1016
Amherst, MA 01002
413/253-2250
Executive Trustee: Marie Litterer
Acquisition, preservation, management and
improvement of natural areas.
LAKE COCHITUATE WATERSHED
ASSOCIATION, INC.
61 Lake Shore Road
Natick, MA 01760
617/653-6136
Executive Director: A. Richard Miller
Provides an interface between lake users,
lake scientists & various government
agencies which manage lakes.
Publications: Newsletter (monthly)
LAND PRESERVATION SOCIETY OF
NORTON, INC.
P.O. Box 204
Norton, MA 02766
617/285-7991
President: Maud A. Marshall
Fund raising and purchase of lands to
preserve in their natural state; preparation
of nature trails; education of the public on
ecology and value of undisturbed land.
LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS OF
MASSACHUSETTS
120 Boylston Street
Boston, MA 02116
617/357-8380
President: Susan D. Wiltshire
Citizen education; study and action on
environmental issues.
Publications: “Massachusetts Voter”
MASSACHUSETTS ASSOCIATION OF
CONSERVATION COMMISSIONS
Lincoln Filene Center
Tufts University
Medford, MA 02155
617/628-5000 Ext. 352
President: George S. Wislocki
Organize state’s conservation commissions;
environmental education.
Publications: “MACC Newsletter” (monthly)
MASSACHUSETTS ASSOCIATION OF
CONSERVATION DISTRICTS
147 East Center Street
West Bridgewater, MA 02379
617/586-0859
President: Howard M. Hayward
MASSACHUSETTS DEPARTMENT OF
PUBLIC WORKS
100 Nashua Street
Boston, MA 02114
617/727-4897
Environmental Engineer: John F. Hurley
MASSACHUSETTS ENVIRONMENTAL
HEALTH ASSOCIATION
P. 0. Box 116
North Reading, MA 01864
William R. McMenimen
Association of professionals and technical
workers involved in community environ-
mental health work.
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MASSACHUSETTS FARM BUREAU
FEDERATION, INC.
85 Central Street
P. 0. Box 455
Waltham, MA 02154
617/893-2600
Executive Secretary-Treasurer:
Philip N. Good
A membership organization that carries on
informational, educational and service-to-
member programs as well as legislative
activities.
Publications: “This Week in Farm Bureau”
MASSACHUSETTS FOREST AND
PARK ASSOCIATION
3 Joy Street
Boston, MA 02108
617/742-2553
Executive Director: Nancy C. Anderson
Lobbying group for conservation legislation.
Publications: “Forest and Park News”
“Conservation Legislative Bulletin”
MASSACHUSETTS HORTICULTURAL
SOCIETY
300 Massachusetts Avenue
Boston, MA 02115
617/536-9280
Contact: Jean Harmon
Teaching and demonstration of horticulture,
gardening and environmental enhancement.
Publications: “Horticulture Magazine”
“Nasturtium Newsletter”
MASSACHUSETTS LAND LEAGUE
RFD Gates Road
Princeton, MA 01541
617/464-2071
Secretary/Treasurer: Robert S. Russell
Provide information and counsel to concerned
landowners as to options available for the
long-term use of their properties from the
point of view of conservation and productivity.
Publications: Newsletter
MASSACHUSETTS LEAGUE OF
CONSERVATION VOTERS
3 Joy Street
Boston, MA 02108
Rick Innes
Research on environmental records of state
legislators.
MASSACHUSETTS SPORTSMEN’S
COUNCIL
226 North Main Street
Andover, MA 01810
617/475-2289
Contact: Wilfred R. Svenson
MASSACHUSETTS STATE GRANGE
166 Ashley Avenue
West Springfield, MA 01089
413/737-6981
State Master: Rexford R. Smith
Publications: “Mass. State Grange News”
MILLERS RIVER WATERSHED
COUNCIL, INC.
Sportsman’s Pond
P. 0. Box 23
Athol, MA 01331
617/249-3460
Chairman: Robert L. Gray
Protection and improvement of Miller River
and tributaries; environmental education.
MUSEUM OF SCIENCE
Science Park
Boston, MA 02114
617/723-2500
Director of Education: Richard G. King
Programs, lectures, exhibits pertaining to
the environment.
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NANTUCKET CONSERVATION
FOUNDATION
Box 13
Nantucket, MA 02554
617/228-2884
Executive Secretary: James F. Lentowski
Preservation of natural environment on
Nantucket through the upkeep of a number
of properties.
NASHUA RIVER WATERSHED
ASSOCIAT ION
Box 126
Ayer, MA 01432
617/772-9181
Managing Director: Lois Murray
Develop a greenway along banks; maintain
adequate water quality of Nashua River and
its tributaries.
Publications: “Watershed” (quarterly)
NATURALiST ’S CLUB
68 Williamsburg Drive
Springfield, MA 01108
413/739-9413
Chairman: Ted Roupas
Programs, field trips, workshops, projects
in all areas of natural science.
Publications: Bulletin (monthly)
NATURAL RESOURCES GUILD
833 Oakridge Avenue
North Attleboro, MA 02760
617/699-2435
Contact: K. Field
Established to promote harmony and
cooperation between ecology and economy.
THE NATURE CONSERVANCY
BEAVER BROOK VALLEY COMMITTEE
69 Depot Road
Boxborou i, MA 01719
617/263-7969
Chairman: George C. Krusen II
Developing a preserve management plan for
81 acres of park land in the Northwest of
Boxborough.
NATURE’S CLASSROOM
Maple Farm
RFD #1
Southbridge, MA 01550
617/764-8321
Director: John Santos
Prov ides environmental education pro-
gramming services to schools throughout
New England.
THE NEW ALCHEMY INSTITUTE, INC.
Box 47
Woods Hole, MA 02543
617/563-2655
Contact: Denise Backus
Development of ecologically derived forms of
energy, agriculture, aquaculture, housing and
landscapes that will encourage a repopulation
and revitalization of the countryside.
NEW ENGLAND WATER POLLUTION
CONTROL ASSOCIATION
P. 0. Box 138
Rowley, MA 01969
617/948-3822
Contact: Aldene E. Gordon
Wastewater treatment and control.
NORFOLK COUNTY-NEWTON LUNG
ASSOCIATION
745 High Street
P. 0. Box 306
Westwood, MA 02090
617/326-4081
Executive Director: Frances H. Pitts
Environmental health education.
NORTH AND SOUTH RIVERS
WATERSHED ASSOCIATION, INC.
Box 411
Marshfield Hills, MA 02051
617/837-5621
President: Jack Foley
Protecting the watershed.
Publications: Newsletter (bi-monthly)
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NORUMBEGA ASSOCIATION, INC.
61 Chestnut Street
West Newton, MA 02165
617/332-1270
President: Arthur Barnes
Provides educational, resource and clearing-
house services to citizens, agencies and
communities concerned about the long-term
future character of the metropolitan Boston
area.
Publications: Newsletter (quarterly)
OUTER CAPE ENVIRONMENTAL
ASSOC IAT ION
Box 882
Provincetown, MA 02657
617/487-3265
President: Howard Schneider
Protection of outer Cape Cod environment
and harbors from overdevelopment and
pollution.
Publications: Newsletter
PLANNED PARENTHOOD LEAGUE
OF MASSACHUSETTS
99 Bishop Richard Allen Drive
Cambridge, MA 02139
617/492-0518
Executive Director: Nicki Nichols Gamble
Non-profit social-service and health
education agency.
Publications: Newsletter (quarterly)
PROVINCETOWN CENTER FOR
COASTAL STUDIES
Box 826
Provincetown, MA 02657
617/487-3622
Director: Dr. Barbara S. Mayo
Courses in coastal marine ecology and marine
science for general public, teachers, students,
children. Research involving coastal processes
and description. Special studies for local, state
and federal agencies.
SALISBURY POND TASK FORCE
37 Carter Road
Worcester, MA 01609
617/757-5995
Chairman: Charles J. Pepper
Abate pollution and restore Salisbury Pond
to its natural state.
SAVE OUR SHORES, INC.
Box 103
North Quincy, MA 02171
617/888-4694
Contact: Mrs. N. R. Saphir
Clean-up and establishment of a park for
Boston Harbor.
SHADE TREE LABORATORIES
University of Massachusetts
Amherst, MA 01003
413/545-2402
Director: Francis W. Holmes
Research, teaching, extension advisory
services relating to shade and ornamental
trees, public and private, and in particular
statutory studies and advice in support of
mission of public tree officials, shade tree
industries and public utilities.
SOUTH SHORE NATURAL SCIENCE
CENTER, INC.
Jacobs Lane
Norwell, MA 02061
617/659-2559
Chairman: Mrs. Robert Litchfield
Non-profit, educational; programs involving
field trips for schools, scouts, adults. Inside
exhibits, trails on property.
Publications: N ewsletter (monthly)
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SPRINGFIELD ENVIRONMENTAL
COALITION
60 Squire Lane
Springfield, MA 01118
413/783-6301
President: W. A. Lenvifle
Participation in environmental issues of
local concern; land use planning.
SUDBURY VALLEY TRUSTEES
182 Concord Road
Wayland, MA 01778
617/358-2086
Director: George K. Lewis
Non-profit land trust in Sudbury River
Valley; land preservation for wildlife
habitats, nature studies.
TASK FORCE ON THE ENVIRONMENT
Council of Churches of Greater Springfield
152 Sumner Avenue
Springfield, MA 01108
413/733-2149
Chairman: David Carison
Environmental educational conferences,
meetings and film showings; support
community activities such as clean-ups
and recycling.
TECHNICAL GUIDANCE CENTER FOR
ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
135 Hasbrouck Lab
University of Massachusetts
Amherst, MA 01003
413/545-0347
Director: Ruth Kreplick
Provides environmental and energy-related
planning and development, and referral.
Publications: TGC Bulletin
TRAPHOLE BROOK PROTECTION
ASSOCIATION, INC.
145 Hanover Street
Boston, MA 02108
617/227-0475
President: David Bird
Preservation and restoration of natural
resources in Traphole Watershed; establish
and promote programs of public information;
advise other organizations and public agencies
in wetland protection.
TRUST FOR ENVIRONMENTAL
EDUCAT ION
Lincoln Filene Center
Tufts University
Medford, MA 02155
617/628-5000 Ext. 353
President: Dr. Norton H. Nickerson
Environmental education.
THE TRUSTEES OF RESERVATIONS
224 Adams Street
Milton, MA 02186
617/698-2066
Director: Gordon Abbott, Jr.
Provides counseling in land preservation
and management of conservation land.
Publications: Newsletter (quarterly)
TUFTS ENVIRONMENTAL ACTION
COUNCIL
Eaton Hall, Tufts University
Medford, MA 02155
617/628-0843
Recycling, environmental educational films
and speakers.
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WALTER D. STONE MEMORIAL
ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS
149 Pond Street
Stoneham, MA 02180
617/438-3662
Assistant Director and Curator of Zoos:
Lawrence E. Wickline
WATER RESOURCES RESEARCH CENTER
University of Massachusetts
Amherst, MA 01003
413/545-2842
Director: Dr. Madge Ertel
Identification of water problems in
Massachusetts; federal support of
research on water problems;
dissemination of research results.
WESTFIELD RIVER WATERSHED
ASSOC IAT ION
P. 0. Box 256
Westheld, MA 01085
413/562-3657
Contact: Barbara Bush
Restoration, conservation and wise use of the
natural resources in the Westfield River Valley.
WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS
HERPETOLOGICAL SOCIETY
do Science Museum
236 State Street
Springfield, MA 01103
President: Thomas F. Tyning
Environmental education.
Publications: Newsletter (monthly)
WILDLIFE REHABILITATION CENTER
84 Grove Street
Upton, MA 01568
617/529-3700
Director: Philip B. Stanton
Research and dissemination of information
on the effects of oil spills to wildlife and the
environment.
ZERO POPULATION GROWTH, INC.
SPRINGFIELD-PIONEER VALLEY
CHAPTER
38 Ellsworth Avenue
Springfield, MA 01118
413/782-6286
President: Mrs. Eileen Pratt
Lobbying and educational activities in an
effort to achieve population stabilization.
Publications: Newsletter (quarterly)
ZERO POPULATION GROWTH
14 Beacon Street
Boston, MA 02108
617/742-6840
Executive Director: Bob Weinstein
Publications: Newsletter
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ADVOCATES OF CONTROLLED
TRAPPING
11 Rivercrest Apartments
Hanover, NH 03755
603/6434660
Contact: Peter L. Demian
AUDUBON SOCIETY OF NEW HAMPSHIRE
3 Silk Farm Road
Concord, NH 03301
603/224-9909
President: Jane B. Grant
Nature interpretation education and environ-
mental action activities; habitat preservation.
Publications: Newsletter
ELM RESEARCH INSTITUTE
Harrisville, NH 03450
603/827-3048
Executive Director: John P. Hansel
Research and implementation of control of
Dutch elm disease and the preservation of
the American elm as a species.
THE ENVIRONMENTAL COALITION
Box 757
Concord, NH 03301
603/679-8731
An alliance of over 100 public service,
professional and conservation organiza-
tions working together to enhance New
Hampshire’s human and natural resources.
ENVIRONMENTAL LAW CLINIC
Franklin Pierce Law Center
2 White Street
Concord, NH 03301
603/228-1541, Ext. 55
Director: Carolyn Baldwin
Advises and answers questions on environ-
mental and land use law in New Hampshire.
Free and open to anyone.
ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES DIVISION
DARTMOUTH OUTING CLUB
P. 0. Box 9
Hanover, NH 03755
603/646-2428
Contact: Jim Wells
Environmental research and education,
recreational trips, environmental studies
library.
Publications: Newsletter (weekly)
ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES PROGRAM
Dartmouth College
306 Carpenter Hall
Hanover, NH 03755
603/646-2838
Contact: James F. Hornig
Undergraduates work as individuals or in
groups on regional environment and energy-
related problems as part of their course work.
INSTITUTE OF NATURAL AND
ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES
University of New Hampshire
Durham, NH 03824
603/862-1020
Director: David Olson
University unit engaged in undergraduate and
graduate environmental education; research
and cooperative extension activities.
LAKE SUNAPEE PROTECTIVE
ASSOCIATION
#192
New London, NH 03257
603/526-6001
Executive Director: Frank Hammond
Sponsors a water testing program; works
with local officials to maintain the high
quality of the lake.
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LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS OF
NEW HAMPSHIRE
7 South Street
Concord, NH 03301
603/225-5344
President: H. Gwendolyn Jones
Study and action on environmental issues
including: air, water, solid waste, energy,
land use.
MERRIMACK COUNTY CONSERVATION
DISTRICT
Federal Building, Box 1378
Concord, NH 03301
603/225-6401
Chairman: Robert Hibbard
Promotes a county-wide program of soil and
water conservation with emphasis on proper
land use and conservation treatment.
NEW HAMPSHIRE ASSOCIATION OF
CONSERVATION COMMISSIONS
5 South State Street
Concord, NH 03301
603/224-9945
Executive Secretary: Malcolm Taylor
Provides technical assistance, financial help
and better communications among the state’s
188 municipal conservation commissions as
established by law.
Publications: “N. H. Conservation News”
NEW HAMPSHIRE ASSOCIATION OF
CONSERVATION DISTRICTS
Loudon, NH 03301
603/267-8050
President: Robert Hibbard
THE NEW HAMPSHIRE CAMP DIRECTORS’
ASSOCIATION
West Ossipee, NH 03890
603/539-4997
Chairman: Dr. Alan J. Stolz
Represents children’s summer camps.
Publications: Newsletter
NEW HAMPSHIRE COUNCIL TROUT
UNLIMITED
Francestown, NH 03043
603/547-2927
Correspondence Secretary: Jim 0 ‘Mahony
Activities related to preservation and
enhancement of cold water fisheries.
NEW HAMPSHIRE RECREATION AND
PARK SOCIETY
Box 856
Concord, NH 03301
603/271-3627
Program Coordinator: Charles W. Christy
Promotes the sound development of parks
and recreation areas.
Publications: Newsletter (quarterly)
NEW HAMPSHIRE WILDLIFE
FEDERATION, INC.
43 Lavista Street
Manchester, NH 03103
Chairman: Joseph Ezyk
State affiliate of National Wildlife Federation.
Publications: Newsletter (monthly)
NEW HAMPTON SCHOOL
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE PROGRAM
Main Street
New Hampton, NH 03256
603/744-8121
Environmental education program; water
quality monitoring of the Pemigewasset
River.
NORTHERN NEW ENGLAND CENTER
FOR APPROPRIATE TECHNOLOGY
15 Garrison Avenue
Durham, NH 03824
603/862-2764
Promotion of small scale, low energy and
cost projects to enable communities to
become self-reliant in energy, housing, and
food production.
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OFFICE OF RECREATION SERVICES
Box 856, State House Annex
Concord, NH 03301
603/271-3627
Charles W. Christy
Publications: “Recreation in New Hampshire”
PHOENIX NEST
South Acworth, NH 03607
603/835-6902
Educational cooperative; work study
programs and workshops and environ-
mental arts and theatre.
PROJECT SEE
(School Environmental Education)
16 Rumford Street
Concord, NH 03301
603/225-3325
Director: Edwina Czajkowski
Public school environmental education, K-12;
community-wide services and resources;
regional teacher workshops.
RESTORATION OF ATLANTIC SALMON
IN AMERICA, INC.
Box 164
Hancock, NH 03449
603/525-3355
Chairman: Richard A. Buck
Conservation and restoration of Atlantic
Salmon.
SALMON FALLS WATERSHED
ASSOCIAT ION
20 Anita Street
Rochester, NH 03867
603/332-3988
President: Earl Packard
Protect and improve the land and
water quality of Salmon Falls area.
SAVE THE OLD MAN, INC.
Franconia Notch
Franconia, NH 03580
Founder: Lindsay A. Fowler III
Non-profit corporation seeking the
conservation of Franconia Notch.
SEACOAST ANTI-POLLUTION LEAGUE
5 Market Street
Portsmouth, NH 03801
603/43 1 -5089
Field Director: Dick Lewis
Wetlands protection, land use problems,
education.
Pu blications: Newsletter (bi-monthly)
SOCIETY FOR THE PROTECTION OF
NEW HAMPSHIRE FORESTS
5 South State Street
Concord, NH 03301
603/224-9945
President/Forester: Paul 0. Bofinger
Land protection, conservation education,
corn mu nity assistance, natural resources
conservation advocate.
Publications: “Forest Notes” (magazine)
SQUAM LAKES ASSOCIATION
71 Main Street
Plymouth, NH 03264
603/536-2153
Protection of the Squam Lakes area
environment.
SQUAM LAKES SCIENCE CENTER
P. 0. Box 173
Holderness, NH 03245
603/568-7194
Director: Robert E. Nichols
Environmental education.
Publications: Newsletter (quarterly)
UNITED HEALTH SYSTEMS AGENCY
6 Loudon Road
Flanders Building
Concord, NH 03301
603/228-1506
Chairperson: Jeanne F. Arnold
Environmental health.
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APPALACHIAN MOUNTAIN CLUB —
NARRAGANSETT CHAPTER
25 Cobble Hill Road
Lincoln, RI 02865
401/725-9202
Chairman: E. Louise Young
AQUIDNECK ISLAND ECOLOGY
Box 573
Newport, RI 02840
Chairman: Mrs. Thomas H. Sherman
Environmental education; special projects;
annual earth fair in May.
Publications: Newsletter
AUDUBON SOCIETY OF RHODE ISLAND
40 Bowen Street
Providence, A I 02903
401/521-1670
Executive Director: Alfred L. Hawkes
Environmental and conservation education;
land acquisition; management of natural
areas; promotion of improved environmen-
tal resource use.
Publications: R.l. Audubon Report (10 times
a year)
BLACKSTONE RIVER WATERSHED
ASSOCIATION
207 Mendon Road
Cumberland, RI 02864
401/726-2761
Executive Director: Clarence Gaudette
Environmental protection and enhancement
of Blackstone River Watershed area.
ECOLOGY ACTION FOR
RHODE ISLAND
286 Thayer Street
Providence, R I 02906
401/274-9429
President: Barry Schiller
Reviews draft environmental regulations
and reports, holds public meetings on
environmental issues; and advises other
environmental groups.
LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS OF
RHODE ISLAND
41 Seekonk Street
Providence, RI 02906
President: Mrs. Doris McGarry
Preservation of natural resources; develop-
ment of long range, statewide plans for
solid waste management land use, and energy
conservation.
Pu blications: Newsletter (bi-monthly)
RHODE ISLAND LUNG ASSOCIATION
187 Westminster Mall
Providence, RI 02903
401/421-6487
Executive Director: Jean C. MacCorison
Educational and citizen leadership programs
emphasizing air conservation aspects of
environmental improvement. Surveillance of
government agencies’ planning and enforce-
ment activities.
Publications: “Respiratory Digest”
(monthly)
RHODE ISLAND ASSOCIATION OF
CONSERVATION COMMISSIONERS
253 Putnam Avenue
Esmond, RI 02917
401/231-0197
Vice President: Leo Bouchard
Publications: Newsletter (quarterly)
RHODE ISLAND COMMITTEE ON
ENERGY
Box A, Post Road
Charlestown, RI 02813
401/421-7250
Chairman: Benjamin R. Sturgis
Information and education on alternative
energy sources; promote energy conservation.
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RHODE ISLAND HISTORIAL
PRESERVATION COMM ISSION
150 Benefit Street
Providence, R I 02903
401/277-2678
Executive Director: Eric Hertfelder
Agency of the state government charged
with the ensuring preservation and utiliza-
tion of cultural resources in statewide
and community development planning.
Publications: Newsletter (quarterly)
RHODE ISLAND ASSOCIATION OF
CONSERVATION DISTRICTS
Tourtellot Hill Road
Chepachet, RI 02814
401/568-7373
President: Domenic Marietti
Coordinates conservation district activities
at local, state and national levels. The
conservation districts review soil, water
and related natural resources and arrange
for technical assistance in these matters
for communities and individuals.
SAVE THE BAY, INC.
154 Francis Street
Providence, RI 02903
401/272-3541
Executive Director: John T. Scanlon
Organizational management of volunteers
related to environment concerns in the
coastal zone; educational activities for all
age groups.
Publications: Newsletter (bi-monthly)
SMITH FIELD CLEAN WATER
ASSOCIATION
P.O. Box 5131
Smithfield, RI 02917
401/231-6229
President: Eugene Bielecki
Improvement and enhancement of water
quality in Smithfield area.
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AUDUBON SOCIETY — GREEN
MOUNTAIN CHAPTER
Box 33
Burlington, VT 05401
802/434-3068
Executive Director: Judith A. Candido
Promote the conservation of wildlife and
the natural environment; environmental
education.
Publications: Newsletter (bi-monthly)
CONSERVATION SOCIETY OF
SOUTHERN VERMONT
Box 256
Townshend, VT 05353
8021365-7754
Director: William G. Painter
Protection and wise use of land, forest and
water.
Publications: “The Conserver” (newsletter)
EARTH BRIDGE COMMUNITY LAND
TRUST
RD 1, Welalin Farm
Putney, VT 05346
802/387-5732
Contact: Christel Hoizer
Conservation land trust.
LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS —
VERMONT CHAPTER
80 St. Paul Street
Bur’ington, VT 05401
802/863-4752
2nd Vice President: Janet Binkerd
Study & lobbying on water, air quality
issues and solid waste management.
Publications: Newsletter (quarterly)
MERCK FOREST FOUNDATION, INC.
Rupert, VT 05768
Executive Director: Duncan A. Campbell
Forestry, farming and outdoor educational
programs including winter wildlife study,
summer camp, and school study trips;
nature museum.
Publications: Spring newsletter
THE NATURE CONSERVANCY —
VERMONT CHAPTER
Botany Department, University of Vermont
Burlington, VT 05401
802/656-2930
Chairman: H.W. Vogelmann
Acquisition and protection of natural areas.
NEW ENGLAND COALITION OF
NUCLEAR POLLUTION, INC.
Box 637
Brattleboro, VT 05301
802/257-0336
President: James McConaha
Educating the public in regards to alterna-
tive energy sources.
TROUT UNLIMITED
UPPER VALLEY CHAPTER
Box L
Hartford, VT 05047
President: Steven C. Adams
Dedicated to the preservation, restoration
and enhancement of the cold-water fishery
through proper management, education and
research.
Publications: Newsletter (monthly)
VERMONT ASSOCIATION OF
CONSERVATION DISTRICTS
Rochester, VT 05767
802/767-3970
President: Merle U. Severy
VERMONT HEALTH PLANNING CORP.
7 Main Street
Montpelier, VT 05602
Chairman: Mr. Richard Miner
Environmental health.
VERMONT INSTITUTE OF NATURAL
SCIENCE
Church Hill
Woodstock, VT 05091
802/457-2779
Director: Sarah B. Laughlin
Environmental education; natural history
research in ornithology.
Publications: Newsletter
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VERMONT NATURAL RESOURCES
COUNCIL
26 State Street
Montpelier, VT 05602
802/223-2328
Executive Director: Seward Weber
Environmental education, environmental
law, and research, lobby, and action pro-
jects; primary focus is on land-use policy
issues and natural resource conservation.
Publications: Newsletter (monthly)
VERMONT TOMORROW
5 State Street
Montpelier, VT 05602
802/223-5296
Examining environmentally sound futures for
Vermont, focusing on energy.
Publications: Newsletter (quarterly)
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