The Audubon Society of Northern Virginia

Education: Conduct classes on birds and other wildlife, natural history and conservation for members and public. Speak to local organizations about birds, other wildlife and conservation. Sponsor scholarships and grants for educational activities. Hold program meetings four to five times a year with speakers on birds, other wildlife and conservation.

Member Services: communicate with membership and the public about chapter activities and conservation and natural history topics via newsletter, website and social media. Reach out to members and the public concerning advocacy for conservation and environmental issues. Manage membership fees for the National Audubon Society and welcome new members joining through the National Audubon Society.

Conservation: Conduct the Audubon at Home program to promote preservation of native habitat at residences and on other small land parcels. Conduct wildlife surveys and counts and publish results. Conduct bird and nature walks and field trips. Educate landscape professionals in advantages and use of native plants in landscapes. Provide grants for use of native plants. Partner with other organizations on environmental events and improvements. Provide conservation grants for habitat improvement and preservation.