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| Great Horned Owl <juvenile> (Photo by Jeri McMahon) |
| Great Horned Owl <juvenile> (Photo by Jeri McMahon) |
| New Members Join Indian Nations Audubon Society! We invite you to join Indian Nations Audubon Society for only $20 per year! Surprise someone with a gift membership! By joining Indian Nations Audubon Society, you will also be a member of the National Audubon Society. You will receive the monthly, award-winning, full-color Audubon Magazine, a national publication. You will also receive our monthly newsletter of local activities & events. New Members! Please consider joining Audubon directly through INAS. We ask that new members join through us as our chapter receives more of the membership dues for first year members. Thank You! The $20 in membership dues we receive from you will go to fund "Audubon Adventures", an elementary classroom teaching aid and supplement. "Audubon Adventures" is placed in local grade schools. Click here to read more about "Audubon Adventures". Method #1 You can mail a check for $20 with your name and address to the Treasurer: David Gill 206 South Crabtree Road Muskogee, OK 74403-6110 If you have any questions, call David Gill at 918-683-3929. Make checks payable to: "Indian Nations Audubon Society". Method #2 Fill out the Online Membership Form below & press the "Submit" button. We will contact you. Existing Members You will automatically receive a renewal notice from the National Audubon Society. There is no need to utilize this web page. |
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| Nickel Preserve Winter 2005 Bird Count Cherokee County (Photo by Jeri McMahon) |
| St. John's Wort (Photo by Jeri McMahon) |
| Indian Nations Audubon Society Eastern Oklahoma Muskogee, Tahlequah, Wagoner Fort Gibson & Tenkiller Lakes |
| "The specialist species are losing out. As you homogenize the environment and reduce the number of niches and dumb down the environment, what is going to result is a huge loss in specialists." Eric Stiles Wildlife Biologist & Vice President for Conservation New Jersey Audubon Society |
| About Indian Nations Audubon Society Indian Nations Audubon Society serves the following counties in Oklahoma on behalf of the National Audubon Society: Adair, Cherokee, Haskell, Mayes, McIntosh, Muskogee, Pittsburgh, Sequoyah, Wagoner, & other southeastern counties. The National Audubon Society's mission is "to conserve and restore natural ecosystems, focusing on birds, other wildlife, and their habitats for the benefit of humanity and the earth's biological diversity.” Therefore, the mission of Indian Nations Audubon Society is to fulfill the National Audubon Society mission at our local chapter level. “We envision a world where humankind accepts the obligations of being part of nature, especially the obligation of stewardship. We seek to shape a culture in which the violation of nature is socially, politically, and morally unacceptable. In short, we seek a culture of conservation and an environmental ethic.” <Preamble, Audubon Strategic Plan; June 18, 1995> |