AZLCV's Recent News
Earth Night 2012
Earth Night was a big success, thank you to all who attended and thank you to all of our sponsors and silent auction
donors. We would also like to thank our conservation champions, Diane Brown and Gabrielle Giffords for their passion
and commitment to conservation. A big thank you to Emily Nottingham for accepting the award on Gabby’s behalf. We will
have photos from the event posted soon, so check back!
Thanks again to our sponsors who made Earth Night possible!
Also: Friends of Sonoran Desert National Monument, Sonoran Institute, Bill Roe / Arizona Democratic Party,
Top Line Restaurants, Audubon Arizona, Sierra Club, Arizona Wilderness Coalition, Arizona
Forward, Greg & Nicole Stanton, and George & Roselyn O'Connell
AZLCV Political Action Committee
The League’s advocacy and educational projects can only push our legislature and other Arizona elected officials so far. We know
that many of our elected officials will never accept the fact that environmental issues must be confronted head on and that
action must be taken to address climate change, secure open spaces and wilderness, clean up our air and water and protect
Arizona’s natural heritage for generations to come.
That is where our political action committee comes in. When the AZLCV endorses candidates, our PAC takes those endorsements and
converts them into direct political action. Our PAC contributes to candidates in the name of our membership and environmental
supporters statewide, and executes independent expenditure campaigns, advocating for the election of environmentally responsible
candidates.
Contribute to our PAC or
click here to learn more.
The 2011 Environmental Scorecard
View how your legislators did in the 2011 legislative session.
You can view the 2011 Scorecard in our
new viewer or in
pdf form.
If you want a hard copy of the 2011 Scorecard please e-mail Melissa Ramsey at
mramsey@azlcv.org or call our office at (520) 622-2819.
AZLCV's Legislative PlatformTo view our Legislative Platform
click here.
Our Mission
The Arizona League of Conservation Voters (AZLCV) is a non-partisan
organization working to mobilize voters, endorse and elect leaders, advocate on behalf of conservation measures,
hold elected officials accountable and ensure a sustainable and high quality of life for all Arizonans.
The Arizona League of Conservation Voters is a 501(c)4 organization. Contributions to the Arizona League of Conservation Voters are not tax deductible.
