Elizabeth Ignoffo, President

Mark Hedden, International birding guide, conducts birding tours abroad through Caligo Ventures Tours and at home with Bone Island Bird Tours. He is a syndicated birding columnist and writer-in-residence at the Studios of Key West penning nonfiction on "ornithology-oriented natural history. "

Homer J. Herrick, a Key West native, graduated from KWHS in 1952 and holds a B.S. degree from Stetson University and a M.Ed. degree from the University of Florida. He taught mostly Biology and Marine Science at KWHS, retiring from teaching after 31 years. He served as president FKAS for 3 years and has been an active member for over 20 years. Never much of a "birder" Homer says he found Audubon's environmental conservation ethos a compelling reason to become and continue to be supportive. Homer serves as FKAS liaison to Monroe County Environmental Education Advisory Council.

Fran Ford, center, with staff from Audubon Bird of Prey Center and the Audubon House and a juvenile bald eagle.

Fran Ford is a longtime local activist and FKAS member and founder of the Fran Ford White Crown Pigeon Preserve in Little Hamaca Park. In 2002, she was named an Environmental Hero by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) in recognition of her extensive volunteer work in support of the environment. 
 

 

Eloise Pratt
Eloise Pratt and her husband, Chuck, spent twelve years as caretakers of Fort Jefferson in Dry Tortugas National Park. 

 

Ellen Westbrook serves on the Board of Directors at the Key West Wildlife Center.

 

Dr. Mark Whiteside

Ann McElroy

Sy Krinsky

 

Katherine Young




Administration: Sarah Goodwin-Nguyen: www.sarahgoodwin-nguyen.jigsy.com