Blog

Welcome Julia Champagne - Adirondack Council's 2019 Clarence Petty Legislative Intern

Thursday, January 3, 2019
By: Adirondack Council Staff

The Adirondack Council is pleased to welcome Julia Champagne as our 2019 Clarence Petty Legislative Intern, who is working in our Albany office. Below is a blog that Julia wrote to introduce herself.

Hi, my name is Julia Champagne and I’m excited to be the Adirondack Council’s Clarence Petty Intern for this legislative session. I grew up living in Glenmont, New York, enjoying trips to the Adirondacks to hike, camp and kayak. Having graduated from Cornell University in 2018 with a Bachelor of Science in Environmental and Sustainability Sciences, I am glad to be back in the Capital Region and in close proximity to the Adirondack Park.

I’m interested in the intersections between natural science and society, and I am eager to continue exploring these issues through a policy lens. During my internship, I will be tracking news media and legislation for the Council and helping to lobby the state legislature. I look forward to working with the Council to preserve this national treasure that is the Adirondack Park.

Uploaded Image: /vs-uploads/staff-headshots/JuliaChampagne.jpgHiking Phelps Mountain

 

« Back to Blog

19-20 Accomplishments

22-23 Accomplishments

Achieved with partners, grassroots advocacy,
and YOUR support! 

Sustain Your Support

Become a Monthly Giver

Sustain our daily advocacy work
for the Adirondacks!

Uploaded Image: /vs-uploads/module---homepage/RM_7.30.20.jpg

Sign up for Email Updates

Receive the latest news, blog posts, event
invites, and action alerts in your inbox!

Your donation goes directly to help fund initiatives within the Adirondack Park.   DONATE NOW