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Helen Engle (née Harris, February 18, 1926 – March 11, 2019) was an American conservationist and activist, focusing on wildlife around Puget Sound in the northwest United States. She co-founded various environmental organisations, including the Tahoma Audubon Society, the Washington Environmental council, Washington Wilderness Coalition, The Arboretum Foundation, Nisqually Land Trust, and Citizens for a Healthy Bay in Tacoma. Engle had traveled the world, including to Antarctica, to observe birds.

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