Audubon Florida Oral History Project
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Interviewer
Ann Hodgson
Publication Date
2-24-2023
Date
2022-07-28
Abstract
In this interview Charles Lee, the Director of Advocacy for Audubon Florida, describes his youth fishing in North Miami and how the letters he wrote to The Miami News, worked in advocacy against the dredging and filling of Biscayne Bay, paving the way for him to become the junior director of the Tropical Audubon Society. He recalls his rise through the ranks of Audubon Society, the evolution of Audubon Society, and the history of conservation in Florida. Charles also discusses how Audubon worked with both the local media and politicians to influence the water politics of Florida.
Keywords
Florida Audubon Society, Birds, Conservation biology, Florida, Oral histories, Interviews, Ecology, Dredging, Oil well drilling, Wellfield protection, Wetland conservation
Extent
152 minutes and 1 transcript of 31 pages
Geographic Location
Florida, Maitland (Fla.), Miami (Fla.)
Language
English
Digital Date
2023
Media Type
Oral histories (Literary works)
Format
Digital Only
Identifier
A68-00013
Type
Sound
Collection
Audubon Florida Oral History Project
Recommended Citation
Lee, Charles, "Charles Lee oral history interview" (2023). Audubon Florida Oral History Project. 13.
https://digitalcommons.usf.edu/audubon_florida_ohp/13
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