Cox Conserves Heroes
Launched in 2007 by The Trust for Public Land and Cox Enterprises, Cox Conserves Heroes honors individuals who work to create, preserve, and improve the shared outdoor spaces in our communities. Whether taking up the mantle to organize for a landscape, overcoming a threat to a beloved park, or inspiring others to act on behalf of a place near and dear to our hearts, each Hero's story reflects a new vision for a better place.
By showcasing these extraordinary individuals, we hope to inspire more people to take an active role in neighborhood conservation.
To learn more visit coxconservesheroes.com.
2012 Heroes
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Melinda Gulick, Arizona
Environmental nonprofit of choice: McDowell Sonoran Conservancy
Amount donated: $10,000
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Laura James, Western Washington
Environmental nonprofit of choice: Sustainable West Seattle
Amount donated: $10,000
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Michael Beanan, Orange County
Environmental nonprofit of choice: Laguna Bluebelt Coalition
Amount donated: $10,000
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Sally Nelson San Diego
Environmental nonprofit of choice: Lakeside's River Park Conservancy
Amount donated: $10,000
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Charlie Bowen, San Francisco Bay Area
Environmental nonprofit of choice: Berkeley Path Wanderers Association
Amount donated: $5,000
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Martin Camp, Santa Barbara
Environmental nonprofit of choice: Fairview Gardens
Amount donated: $10,000
2011 Heroes
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Na'Taki Osborne-Jelks, Atlanta
Environmental nonprofit of choice: West Atlanta Watershed Alliance
Amount donated: $5,000
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Naftali Moed, San Francisco Bay Area
Environmental nonprofit of choice: Pie Ranch
Amount donated: $5,000
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Isabel Herrera, San Diego (Youth)
Environmental nonprofit of choice: Ocean Discovery Institute
Amount donated: $10,000
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Denise Stillinger, San Diego (Adult)
Environmental nonprofit of choice: San Elijo Lagoon Conservancy
Amount donated: $10,000
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Chris Clifford, Virginia
Environmental nonprofit of choice: Park Partners, Inc.
Amount donated: $5,000
