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On the recordJuly 1, 2020
Madam Speaker, I rise today to recognize Bud Cook, the northeast Pennsylvania program director for the Nature Conservancy. For more than 40 years, Bud has been one of the foremost advocates for conservation and environmental protection in my community and in Pennsylvania. For decades, Bud has led efforts to conserve and protect nature in the Greater Lehigh Valley and beyond. He established Monroe County Citizens for Open Space and led a pioneering fundraising campaign in support of land protection, and he has mentored generations of conservation advocates who have gone on to spearhead successful campaigns of their own. Bud's quick wit and passion for his work have endeared him to many and helped create opportunities for collaboration in communities that might otherwise be divided, bringing together citizens united by their mutual desire to protect their beloved natural environment. Bud's legacy can be experienced in the Hauser Nature Center in Long Pond, in the Cherry Valley National Wildlife Refuge, and innumerable places across my community where natural beauty is protected and preserved in our time and for generations to come. As Bud prepares to retire and start a new chapter, I want to recognize his exceptional contributions. Madam Speaker, on behalf of a grateful community, we thank and congratulate him for all he has done. ____________________
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Susan Wild
Democratic · Pennsylvania

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