2009-2010 Women's Conservation Forum  
 
 
 

Sponsoring Committee:
Carolyn Brody
Laurel Colless
Sydney McNiff Ferguson
Ann Friedman
Jill Cooper Udall

Are you ready to make a difference as a member of the Women's Conservation Forum? Join like-minded women in the Washington, D.C. area to discuss and explore the importance of protecting Earth's natural resources with Conservation International experts and guest speakers. This year's theme will be "Zooming in on Conservation" as we explore how conservation success can be achieved on the international, national and local levels. We will look at how people all over the world depend on the health of our planet and how you can help ensure the Earth will continue to be a thriving, vibrant home for all forms of life.

Schedule of Events

October 26, 2009
A Visual Journey to Copenhagen: Join us for a look at international conservation as we prepare for the conference in December 2009 and enjoy the spectacular Climate for Life photography exhibit. To learn more about this event or to purchase tickets, click here.

February 3, 2010
Making a Difference: How CI programs work with communities to bring conservation results that benefit people in nations around the world.

Spring 2010
Through the Lens: How films bring the message of conservation into your own home and demonstrate how we are all interconnected on Earth.

November 6, 2009: Members-only Event - Join us for CI's Washington, D.C. Board of Directors meeting, roundtable discussions and a special lunch for Forum members at the Park Hyatt Washington.

Our Mission
Building upon a strong foundation of science, partnership and field demonstration, CI empowers societies to responsibly and sustainably care for nature for the well-being of humanity.

Our Visions
We imagine a healthy prosperous world in which societies are forever committed to caring for and valuing nature for the long-term benefit of people and all life on Earth.

Women’s Conservation Forum Annual Membership $250
As a member, you will receive:

  • Admission to all three events
  • Preferred seating at Forum events
  • Invitation to attend CI's Washington, D.C. Board of Directors Meeting and roundtable discussions with a special luncheon for Forum members 
  • Name listed in all Forum invitations, signage and materials
  • $100 tax-deductible donation included

To purchase a Women's Conservation Forum Annual Membership, click here.

Please note single luncheon event tickets may be purchased for $50 each. Invitations will be mailed prior to each event.

For event information or to purchase a membership offline, please contact:
Courtney Mussoline
703-341-2455
c.mussoline@conservation.org

2008-2009 Women's Conservation Forum Members:

Honey Alexander
Jill Baker
Elizabeth Ballantine
Elizabeth Barratt-Brown
Lisa Bernstein
Megan Beyer
Lynn Blitzer
Diane Bodman
Bobbie Brewster
Carolyn Brody
Laura Burke
Cindy Caplan
Debra Cohen
Laurel Colless
Tandy Dickerson
Jan Smith Donaldson
Monica Dorhoi
Sydney McNiff Ferguson
Juliet Folger
Nancy Folger
Ann Friedman
Elizabeth Galvin
Denise Glassman
Margaret Hamburg
Susan Hand
Donna Harman
Leslie Hayes
Diana A. Horvat
Kirsten Peterson Johansen
Frances Kansteiner
Kathy Kemper
Jan Kern
Sara Mark Lesk
Elizabeth Lodal
Carol Ludwig
Nancy Martin
Dale Mathias
Kathleen Matthews
Donna McLarty
Ann Nichols
Pia Maria Norris
Lloyd Plaine
Elizabeth Putze
Neena Rao
Marie Ridder
Marie Royce
Nancy Rubin
Cynthia Ryan
Deborah Ratner Salzberg
Victoria Sant
Susan Schonfeld
Eileen Shields-West
Tina Small
Michelle Smith
Liz Stevens
Betty Ann Tanner
Sandra Taylor
Elaine Tholen
Jill Cooper-Udall
C. Elizabeth Wagner
Ann West
Dawn West

  

 
 
 
 
 
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