Chapters enable Audubon members and others to meet and share an appreciation of their common interests. They create a culture of conservation in local communities through education and advocacy, focusing on the conservation of birds, other wildlife and conservation of important habitats.
What do chapters do?
Advocate for protection of birds and their habitat by supporting local, state, national and hemispheric conservation priorities
Offer birding field trips, identification classes and worldwide travel for members and the public
Engage children and adults in a wide assortment of educational programs
Coordinate outreach events including birding festivals
Create bird friendly communities by involving residents in habitat improvement projects
Provide data on the health of local bird species through Christmas Bird Counts, the Great Backyard Bird Count, breeding bird surveys, and other local monitoring projects
Adopt and protect Important Bird Areas
Seed Sale
Our seed sale is our main source of income. All proceeds go to the publication of our newsletter, sponsorships of children to attend environmental camps, programs, our Bluebird Project, and more.
Special thanks to Doug Bloom, who runs the seed sale. Additional thanks to John Fix who lets us use Cornell's True Value hardware store as our pickup location.
Membership in BRSS audubon costs just $20
For that you receive:
Membership in the National Audubon Society
National Audubon Society's award-winning magazine
Our newsletter "The Bird Call"
Notice of our free programs and field trips
Connections with like-minded citizens interested in nature and environmental conservation.