Travis Audubon Society
3710 Cedar St.
Box 5
Austin, Texas 78705
512.300.BIRD (2473)
info@travisaudubon.org
3710 Cedar St.
Box 5
Austin, Texas 78705
512.300.BIRD (2473)
info@travisaudubon.org
Membership Demographics Survey
To take survey click here
Who are the members of Travis Audubon Society? As a member of
Travis Audubon Society and/or National Audubon Society you probably
are familiar with the benefits of gathering knowledge about the birds of
our area. Gathering information about the composition, structure,
natural history, and needs of our avian communities allows us and
future generations to better conserve and enjoy them.
The same can be said of membership driven groups such as Travis
Audubon Society (TAS). Our members are what make this chapter of
the Audubon Society great. Gathering information about the general
make-up of the membership allows us to better serve you, the
members, and better function as a society chapter. TAS is a diverse
community, having members with different backgrounds, experience,
goals, and creative ideas. Every member has much to offer TAS and
Central Texas.
Information gathered through this survey will not only help TAS better
reach each of our members, but also will help us successfully compete
for grant monies and other programs to broaden the Chapter’s impact
in Central Texas. Please take the time to complete this survey so that
we can make your membership as fulfilling as possible. If you have a
family membership, have each member of the family respond to the
survey.
Important Notice: The information gathered in this survey will not be
used outside of Travis Audubon Society in any way. No personal
information will be sold or otherwise distributed outside of the chapter.
The sole intention of this survey is to better serve our membership and
realize the chapter goals by learning more about our members.
Join Travis Audubon Society as a local chapter member and help
support local birds, other wildlife, and their habitats in Central Texas
and beyond! Travis Audubon Society chapter members receive 6 issues
of Signal Smoke, our wonderful newsletter, priority sign-up on local field
trips and educational classes, discounted class tuition, informative and
engaging membership meetings, subscription to our e-mail group, and
occasional discounts on items such as Audubon calendars, books
from BookPeople and Naturally Curious, and more.
Chapter memberships are on a rolling basis and yours will expire one
year from the time that we process your dues payment. There are three
easy ways to join or renew your TAS chapter membership:
(1) Attend one of our membership meetings and join/renew there.
(2) Print and complete the form below, and mail it with your check, made
payable to Travis Audubon Society, to:
TAS Membership, 3710 Cedar St., Box 5, Austin, TX. 78705
Name ............................................................................................................
Address ........................................................................................................
City .................................................. State ........... Zip ................................
E-mail ...........................................................................................................
Telephone (...........)....................................
T-shirt size (for premium memberships)
........ Sm ........ Med ........ Lg ........ X-Lg ........ XX-Lg
For Gift Memberships: Please mail a gift card to the new member
stating that this is a gift membership from .............................................
(3) Join or renew here, now, on-line via PayPal (you do not need to have
a PayPal account to pay this way, only a current credit card). You will
receive an e-mail receipt of your dues payment.
To take survey click here
Who are the members of Travis Audubon Society? As a member of
Travis Audubon Society and/or National Audubon Society you probably
are familiar with the benefits of gathering knowledge about the birds of
our area. Gathering information about the composition, structure,
natural history, and needs of our avian communities allows us and
future generations to better conserve and enjoy them.
The same can be said of membership driven groups such as Travis
Audubon Society (TAS). Our members are what make this chapter of
the Audubon Society great. Gathering information about the general
make-up of the membership allows us to better serve you, the
members, and better function as a society chapter. TAS is a diverse
community, having members with different backgrounds, experience,
goals, and creative ideas. Every member has much to offer TAS and
Central Texas.
Information gathered through this survey will not only help TAS better
reach each of our members, but also will help us successfully compete
for grant monies and other programs to broaden the Chapter’s impact
in Central Texas. Please take the time to complete this survey so that
we can make your membership as fulfilling as possible. If you have a
family membership, have each member of the family respond to the
survey.
Important Notice: The information gathered in this survey will not be
used outside of Travis Audubon Society in any way. No personal
information will be sold or otherwise distributed outside of the chapter.
The sole intention of this survey is to better serve our membership and
realize the chapter goals by learning more about our members.
Join Travis Audubon Society as a local chapter member and help
support local birds, other wildlife, and their habitats in Central Texas
and beyond! Travis Audubon Society chapter members receive 6 issues
of Signal Smoke, our wonderful newsletter, priority sign-up on local field
trips and educational classes, discounted class tuition, informative and
engaging membership meetings, subscription to our e-mail group, and
occasional discounts on items such as Audubon calendars, books
from BookPeople and Naturally Curious, and more.
Chapter memberships are on a rolling basis and yours will expire one
year from the time that we process your dues payment. There are three
easy ways to join or renew your TAS chapter membership:
(1) Attend one of our membership meetings and join/renew there.
(2) Print and complete the form below, and mail it with your check, made
payable to Travis Audubon Society, to:
TAS Membership, 3710 Cedar St., Box 5, Austin, TX. 78705
Name ............................................................................................................
Address ........................................................................................................
City .................................................. State ........... Zip ................................
E-mail ...........................................................................................................
Telephone (...........)....................................
T-shirt size (for premium memberships)
........ Sm ........ Med ........ Lg ........ X-Lg ........ XX-Lg
For Gift Memberships: Please mail a gift card to the new member
stating that this is a gift membership from .............................................
(3) Join or renew here, now, on-line via PayPal (you do not need to have
a PayPal account to pay this way, only a current credit card). You will
receive an e-mail receipt of your dues payment.
$12 Student Membership (full-time students)
$25 Individual Membership
$35 Family Membership (two or more persons at one
address)
$75 Painted Bunting Membership (bonus T-shirt)
$100 Vireo Membership (bonus T-shirt and book)
$250 Warbler Membership (bonus T-shirt, book & free
TAS workshop)
$1000 Lifetime Membership (bonus T-shirt, book, free
TAS workshop & listing in annual report)
Questions? Please e-mail Travis Audubon
Membership or call 512.300.BIRD (2473).
Thank you for your chapter membership!
$25 Individual Membership
$35 Family Membership (two or more persons at one
address)
$75 Painted Bunting Membership (bonus T-shirt)
$100 Vireo Membership (bonus T-shirt and book)
$250 Warbler Membership (bonus T-shirt, book & free
TAS workshop)
$1000 Lifetime Membership (bonus T-shirt, book, free
TAS workshop & listing in annual report)
Questions? Please e-mail Travis Audubon
Membership or call 512.300.BIRD (2473).
Thank you for your chapter membership!
| About Audubon |
Travis Audubon is a
chapter of the National
Audubon Society,
which was founded in
1905 and currently
counts 500 chapters
with over half a million
members across the
USA. Travis Audubon
was founded in 1952.
chapter of the National
Audubon Society,
which was founded in
1905 and currently
counts 500 chapters
with over half a million
members across the
USA. Travis Audubon
was founded in 1952.
Travis Audubon Membership
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| About Audubon |
Travis Audubon is a
chapter of the National
Audubon Society,
which was founded in
1905 and currently
counts 500 chapters
with over half a million
members across the
USA. Travis Audubon
was founded in 1952.
chapter of the National
Audubon Society,
which was founded in
1905 and currently
counts 500 chapters
with over half a million
members across the
USA. Travis Audubon
was founded in 1952.
| About Audubon |
Travis Audubon is a
chapter of the National
Audubon Society,
which was founded in
1905 and currently
counts 500 chapters
with over half a million
members across the
USA. Travis Audubon
was founded in 1952.
chapter of the National
Audubon Society,
which was founded in
1905 and currently
counts 500 chapters
with over half a million
members across the
USA. Travis Audubon
was founded in 1952.
| About Audubon |
Travis Audubon is a
chapter of the National
Audubon Society,
which was founded in
1905 and currently
counts 500 chapters
with over half a million
members across the
USA. Travis Audubon
was founded in 1952.
chapter of the National
Audubon Society,
which was founded in
1905 and currently
counts 500 chapters
with over half a million
members across the
USA. Travis Audubon
was founded in 1952.
Travis Audubon is a
chapter of the National
Audubon Society,
which was founded in
1905 and currently
counts 500 chapters
with over half a million
members across the
USA. Travis Audubon
was founded in 1952.
chapter of the National
Audubon Society,
which was founded in
1905 and currently
counts 500 chapters
with over half a million
members across the
USA. Travis Audubon
was founded in 1952.
| TAS MENTOR PROGRAM |
Would you like to be a
mentor to a new
birder?
Are you new to birding
and like a mentor to
take you birding?
View a Power Point
Presentation on the
TAS Mentor Program,
HERE
mentor to a new
birder?
Are you new to birding
and like a mentor to
take you birding?
View a Power Point
Presentation on the
TAS Mentor Program,
HERE
| APPLICATIONS HERE MENTOR APPLICATION PROTEGE APPLICATION Send completed applications to TAS office: 3710 Cedar St. Box 5 Austin, TX 78705 |