Bobby McEnaney
(he/him)
Director, Land Conservation, Nature
In his work for NRDC, Bobby McEnaney has spearheaded several initiatives focused on promoting the sustainable development of energy resources on public lands while working to protect the nation’s lands and communities from the dirtier energy processes that threaten them. Before joining NRDC, he worked extensively on a campaign dedicated to the cleanup of the toxic mess generated by the nation’s nuclear weapons complex during the Cold War. He also worked for more than a decade on a range of conservation efforts that helped secure permanent protections for ecologically critical lands in the Rocky Mountains, where he was born and raised. An alumnus of the College of Idaho, McEnaney is based in Washington, D.C.
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How to Find Joy in Nature When You Need It Most
How-ToUnited StatesCourtney Lindwall
Simple activities—like foraging for edible plants, hopping on a bike, or identifying local birds—can help provide comfort and the inspiration to move forward.
Translating Joe Biden's Climate Vision into Action
OverviewUnited StatesJosh Axelrod, David Doniger, Brendan Guy, Allison Johnson, Gina McCarthy, Bobby McEnaney, Claire O'Connor, Erik D. Olson, Khalil Shahyd, Ann Shikany, Dr. Lisa Suatoni, Anthony Swift, Lauren Urbanek, Mae Wu, Ben Longstreth, Luke Tonachel, Melissa Lin Perrella
NRDC experts take a deep dive into President-elect Joe Biden’s key plans to address climate change—the strongest national climate agenda ever laid out by a U.S. president-elect.