ate goal.
Science: Sanctuary management practices and policies are guided by scientific data collection, analysis and interpretation.
Communication: The organization's effectiveness in society-at-large requires effective integration with the Audubon network.
Professionalism: The knowledge, skill and integrity of the organization's staff denote the credibility needed to accomplish our mission.
Outreach: It is important to communicate the organization's mission and involve others in the organization's programs.
Advocacy: the organization uses its experience and expertise with land-based resources to influence public policies.
The National Audubon Society is leading the effort to curtail destructive activities on the United States' 500 National Wildlife Refuges, home to hundreds of species of animals and plants (Flicker 10). For more than two years, the National Audubon Society has led efforts to have a "Refuge Organic Act" enacted by Congress. This policy would clearly define the refuge system's purpose and answer questions such as, "Should jet skiing be allowed on a particular refuge?" If
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