Senator Joyce Receives Audubon 'A' Award

LINCOLN, Mass.—Massachusetts Senator Brian A. Joyce (D-Milton) received Mass Audubon's 'A' Award at the organization's 2009 annual meeting. The award is given annually to an individual or organization that has furthered the cause of conservation and environmental protection or broadened public awareness to nature. Since 2000, Joyce, a long-time champion of environmental initiatives, has received nine straight 'A' grades from Mass Audubon for his pro-environmental legislative record. more

Senator Joyce Receives Audubon 'A' Award

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