Laurance Rockefeller - Conservation Affiliations

Conservation Affiliations

Partial list of his more notable memberships:

  • American Conservation Association, Inc. - Founder, President and Trustee.
  • American Museum of Natural History - Life Member.
  • The Conservation Foundation - Founding Member and Trustee, Board of Directors.
  • Environmental Defense Fund - Member.
  • Greenacre Foundation - Trustee.
  • Jackson Hole Preserve, Inc. - President.
  • National Audubon Society - Life Member (Recipient, Audubon Medal, 1964).
  • National Geographic Society - Board of Trustees.
  • National Park Foundation - Vice Chairman, Board Member Emeritus.
  • National Trust for Historic Preservation - Life Member.
  • National Wildlife Federation - Member.
  • The Nature Conservancy - Member.
  • New York Zoological Society - Trustee, Chairman.
  • Palisades Interstate Park Commission - President.
  • Save-the-Redwoods League - Life Member.
  • The Wildlife Conservation Society - Chairman.
  • World Wildlife Fund - Member.

(Source: Robin Winks, Laurance S. Rockefeller, Appendix, pp. 207–211)

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