Kitsap Audubon Society
Membership/Donation Options
Photo of Ruby Crowned Kinglet by Janine Schutt
Kitsap Audubon Society Annual Membership Options
Kitsap Audubon Society is dedicated to environmental education, nature study, the preservation of wildlife and habitat, and the enjoyment and appreciation of our natural areas. Consider joining us or renewing your annual membership today.
Benefits of an annual membership to KAS include a subscription to the newsletter, the ability to vote on policy changes and recommendations, as well as the election of officers, and the satisfaction of knowing you are part of something important - supporting our programs, advocacy and community outreach, as well as our overriding mission of protecting birds and habitat. Family memberships allow couples and their children to become members for less than the cost of two individual memberships. Members are also the first to know about our field trips and programs.
Select the membership option in the online form below to securely process your membership.
Kitsap Audubon Membership vs. National Audubon Membership
Many are confused about whether membership in National Audubon makes them full members of Kitsap Audubon. While Kitsap Audubon is a chapter of the National Audubon Society, it is financially separate and independent and depends entirely on chapter dues and donations to support its programs and activities. National Audubon shares the names of its “Members” and “Supporters” who happen to live in Kitsap County. If you are a member of National Audubon, please also join Kitsap Audubon and help support our outstanding programs, educational outreach, and tireless advocacy for wildlife and habitat. If you are not a member of National and wish to also join, please use Kitsap Audubon Society Chapter's code (Y11) to assign credit for your membership.
Donations
If you are not interested in joining us, consider donating to our cause. Click the donate button below to help us support our mission - to protect birds, wildlife habitat and the environment through conservation, education, citizen science and advocacy.