Membership Includes:
- Subscription to the Roadrunner, CVAS’s monthly newsletter (email or snailmail)
- Access to special private property field trips that are closed to the general public
- Early access to our CVAS Annual Dinner & Auction ticket sales
- Warm fuzzy feelings from knowing that your money goes to supporting your local birds
All donations and membership dues given to Conejo Valley Audubon Society go directly to our education and conservation efforts. Programs such as our Lawn to Habitat Grant and Educational Outreach Programs would not be possible without your support.
Pay by Check
If you would like to pay your membership dues by check, please use the printable Membership Application form. For additional information, contact our Membership Chair.
Pay by PayPal
You can now pay your membership dues using Paypal by clicking either the Subscribe button or the Buy Now buttons below. The Subscribe button on the left will create an automatically recurring payment so that your dues will be kept up to date every year. The Buy Now button on the right will make a one time only payment for your current annual dues. If you choose to use the Subscribe button, an Unsubscribe button has been provided below to help facilitate the cancellation of your recurring payments should you need it. If you have any questions, please contact the webmaster.
| Recurring Membership Dues $20.00 USD – Automatically Renews Each Year | One-Time Membership Dues $20.00 USD – For One-Year Membership |
If you wish to discontinue your recurring membership payments, please click on the Unsubscribe button.
Donations
If you would like to make a one-time or recurring donation to CVAS, please use the Donate button below. Donations of $20 or more will automatically include one year of membership for your family.
National Audubon Society
Conejo Valley Audubon is a local chapter of the National Audubon Society. Membership in CVAS is separate from membership in National Audubon. For information on joining the National Audubon society, please go to www.audubon.org.