Chapters are the heart of Audubon and provide many opportunities for the community.
Audubon chapters provide
- Recreational activities in nature for both adults and school age children
- Friendships with others who love nature and the environment
- A voice for protection of the environment and nature with local city, county, and state officials and agencies
To learn more about the chapter in your area, use the contact list below or contact chapter liason Dusty Downey from Audubon Rockies regional office.
Chapter Websites & Newsletters
- Bighorn Audubon Society (Sheridan): Website
- Cheyenne-High Plains Society: Website
- Murie Audubon Society (Casper): Website
- Laramie Audubon Society: Website
- Red Desert Audubon Society (Central/Western) Website
Each Chapter is an independent organization of Audubon members that is chartered and annually re-certified by National Audubon Society.
They provide excellent birding, education, and conservation opportunities for members at the local level. They also often advocate on behalf of conservation at the local, state, and national level.
Designate an IBA
Audubon's Important Bird Areas program is the primary way that Audubon conserves birds and land on a global scale. Email Alison Holloran, Executive Director or call our office at 970-416-6931.
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Join Audubon's Western Water Action Network (WRAN) to speak up for responsible river management.
