Chapter Conservation Chair Description

The Chapter Conservation Chair is a key leader responsible for organizing and directing the Conservation Committee, coordinating conservation events, managing related budgets and supplies, and serving as the liaison to the Chapter Executive Board and regional environmental organizations. This role also includes representing the chapter on the Environmental Council of Rhode Island, keeping members informed on conservation issues, supporting allied organizations, and ensuring committee policies reflect chapter guidelines.

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Responsibilities of the Chair:

1. Be responsible for organizing a committee to assist in carrying out the duties of the Conservation Chair.
2. Be responsible for overseeing and coordinating the planning of all conservation events for the Chapter.
3. Keep the membership informed of opportunities/issues concerning conservation and the environment.
4. Provide representation for the Narragansett Chapter on the Environmental Council of Rhode Island.
5. Budget for annual dues for Chapter membership in the Environmental Council of Rhode Island and other Conservation Committee anticipated expenses and purchase appropriate Conservation Committee equipment, supplies, and other items.
6. Provide support to allied organizations in the area of conservation with the advice and consent of the Executive Board.
7. Act as liaison between the Chapter Executive Board and the Conservation Committee.
8. Oversee the establishment and maintenance of committee policy with the advice and consent of the Executive Board.
9. Submit conservation activity notices to the appropriate AMC media.

The Conservation Chair is also responsible for the duties outlined in Article II, Section 3.0, and Article IV, Section 7.0, of these Standing Rules.