Brad Cornell

Southwest Florida Policy Associate

Brad Cornell took the position of Southwest Florida Policy Director for Audubon Florida in 2005, but started directing policy for Audubon of the Western Everglades in 2001. His policy work focuses on land use, wetlands, coastal habitats, and Western Everglades restoration issues with special focus on wetlands and the protection and recovery of imperiled species including the Florida panther, nesting shorebirds, Wood Storks, and Burrowing Owls. 

He has degrees from Oberlin College and the University of Texas at Austin and played trombone for the Naples Philharmonic for ten years prior to joining Audubon. Brad and his wife Martha have two adult children.

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Articles by Brad Cornell

Improving the Rural Land Stewardship Program
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Improving the Rural Land Stewardship Program

— Amended policies expand preserves by 40,000 acres to target a total of 134,000 acres out of the program's 180,000 acres.