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"I once had an art critic tell me that all
an artist had to do was paint beautiful paintings. I disagree. We
all have to be engaged in the world and work for those things that
we truly value. The land and the creatures that surround my desert
studio are often my greatest inspiration. These wild lands are filled
with promise and I take comfort in them. It is only natural then
that I work to protect this fragile and awesome place. Over the
years I have been involved in many activities aimed at doing just
that."
—ANNE COE
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1996-2004—Member,
Arizona State
Land Deptartment
2000—Advisory Board, The
Trust for Public Lands
1995-2000—Organizer, Art for Land's Sake, Studio/HomeTours,
Superstition Foothills
1994-2000—Chairman/Co-founder Superstition
Area Land Trust, a 501C3 community based land conservancy
1994-2000—Advisory Board, Central Arizona Land
Trust
1992-2000—Arizona Rivers, scouted rivers to be included
in wild and scenic designation legislation
1990-2000—Heritage
Fund worker/member Heritage Alliance
1999—Member, Working Advisory Committees of the Growing
Smarter Commission
1998—Participant, Udall Institute Task Force for Grazing
and Conservation Policy (Common Ground)
1998—Delegate, Governor's Working Group for Smart Growth
1998—Speaker and Field Study Coordinator, Conference
on Conservation of State Trust Lands (COSTL)
1997—Member, Arizona Land Trust Alliance
1996—Appointed by Governor to State Land Conservation
Advisory Committee
1996—Arizona Broadcaster's Association Community
Assessment Participant
1996—KAET-Horizon, Documentary "Earth Day-3 Land
Trusts"
1996—Participant, Arizona Town Hall-"Growth and
the Environment
1995-96—Chairman, Art
& the Environment Program-Apache Junction School District
1995—Governor's Executive Task Force for the Arizona
Preserve Initiative
1995—Pinal County foothills planning committee, looking
at zoning and land use for State Trust Land adjacent to the Superstition
Wilderness
1994—Committee to pass Proposition 101- State land
exchanges
1994—Valley Forward Juror
1990-94—Founding member 6-6, environmentalists and
ranchers group working to find common ground and build consensus
1989—Arizona Wilderness Coalition, worked on Arizona
BLM Wilderness Bill-assessing lands to be included
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