In 1905 the various state organizations were incorporated into the National Association of Audubon Societies for the Protection of Wild Birds and Animals. In addition to an emphasis on birds, the NAS has evolved into one of the worlds most respected environmental groups. These sanctuaries protect more than a quarter of a million acres. The NAS publishes its award-winning magazine, Audubon and American Birds . The extensive network of Audubon chapters provides a means for enlisting local action on environment issues.
Action alerts keep members informed about timely environmental issues.
HOW TO JOIN You may join the National Audubon Society and become a member of the CMAS by filling out the application form available on this web site. We would love to see you at our next meeting. The Minnesota Audubon Council works to preserve and enhance the ecological diversity of the environment through education and public policy. The Birds of America , an online version of John James Audubon's original work. Birding on the Web provides links to mail, rare bird reports, Birds of the World, FAQs etc.