Program
Topic: “Successes and Failures of the Environmental
Movement in Texas”
Location:
The TSTA Auditorium (see MAP
)
Presenter:
Andrew Samson, Executive Director of the River Systems Institute,
Texas State University, and former Executive Director of
Texas Parks and Wildlife
Dr. Andrew
Sansom will speak on the success and failures of the environmental
movement in Texas and the challenges that lie ahead at the
June meeting of the Austin Regional Group of the Sierra
Club. The meeting will be held on Tuesday, June 3, at 7:00
pm at the Texas State Teachers Association building located
at 316 West 12th St. in Austin. The meeting is free and
the public is welcome. Dr. Sansom is the former director
of the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department and is one of
Texas’ leading conservationists. Dr. Sansom now serves
as Executive Director of the International Institute for
Sustainable Water Resources at Texas State University and
is also an Advisory Council member for the Harte Institute
for Gulf of Mexico Studies.
Driving
directions: The Texas State Teachers Association building
is located at the corner of 12th and Lavaca in downtown
Austin. From MoPac, take Enfield/15th Street to Guadalupe.
Turn RIGHT (South) on Guadalupe to 12th Street, then LEFT
(East) one block. The building is on the Northwest corner.
If there are spaces in the patio parking area, enter the
parking ramp and park, otherwise there should be ample free
parking on the street (parking meters are free after 5:30
PM). If you find yourself on the grounds of the State Capitol,
you have gone too far.
Also
see the following MAP
showing the new meeting location.
Please
note: this will be our regular monthly meeting location
for at least the next year or so.