Santa Barbara Audubon Society Membership

We are happy that you are interested in the local Santa Barbara Chapter of the Audubon Society. You can become a full member or you can subscribe to the newsletter only.

We welcome new members at all times. Follow the instructions below to become a new member.

For further information, call our office at 964-1468.

Full Membership

Cost, first year

General: $20

Seniors and students: $15

Benefits
  • Six bi-monthly issues of El Tecolote,the local newsletter, which covers upcoming local events, field trips, reports on conservation issues, with feature articles on general interest birding, and the natural history of the Santa Barbara area;
    plus . . .

  • "Audubon" Magazine - Six bi-monthly issues;
    plus . . .

  • Free or reduced admission to Audubon Nature Centers and Sanctuaries throughout the United States;
    plus . . .

  • Invitation to study with Audubon Experts at Audubon Ecology Camps and Workshops;
    plus . . .

  • Eligibility for wide ranging Audubon tours
    plus . . .

  • Support local and national conservation issues

How to Join
  • You can print out the attached form, complete it, and mail it with your payment to:
    Santa Barbara Chapter, National Audubon Society
    5679 Hollister Ave., Suite 5B
    Goleta, CA 93117
    805-964-1468

Newsletter Only

Cost, each year

$15

Benefits
  • Six bi-monthly issues of El Tecolote, the local newsletter, which covers upcoming local events, field trips, reports on conservation issues, with feature articles on general interest birding, and the natural history of the Santa Barbara area.

How to Subscribe

Print out the attached form, complete it and mail it with your payment to:

Santa Barbara Chapter, National Audubon Society
5679 Hollister Ave., Suite 5B
Goleta, CA 93117
805-964-1468

Website information contacts:
 Chapter office address:
5679 Hollister Ave., Suite 5b
Goleta, CA 93117
805-964-1468
Chapter email: audubon@rain.org
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