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Federated Conservationists of Westchester County Inc. was founded in 1965 as a not-for-profit coalition of dozens of local environmental groups to form a strong, single voice for combating pollution and preserving Westchester's many precious natural resources. FCWC has promoted environmentally sound planning and decision making throughout the region and educated the public and government officials on the need to protect natural resources. As the premier environmental watchdog in Westchester, the organization has influenced local, county and state governments in the defense of air, water and land.

FCWC's role as an advocate is implemented through its articles, comment letters, testimony at public hearings, speeches at public forums, and its e-mail service.

FCWC's role as an educator is implemented through its newspaper, conferences, weekly e-mail service, environmental directory, and high school student environmental council.

FCWC recognizes that our environment can ultimately only be saved if we all work together to take an active role in protecting our natural resources. We invite you to take action in your own lives and help us protect the environment by joining FCWC.

Founded in 1965, Federated Conservationists of Westchester County, Inc. (FCWC) is a coalition of organizations and individuals numbering over 5,000 area residents concerned about protecting and preserving natural and historic resources of the New York metropolitan region. Write Us
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