Audubon Society of Kalamazoo

“Expenses office supplies 498 web page 1,125 education 1,040 insurance 1,963 4-h awards & gifts 30 bank charges 26 bird grants 2,753 bird counts 262 grants to other orgs 6,150 membership fees 60 membership forms 204 special projects 372 special events 180 peregrine exp 9,477 merchandise 579 fees 20 total 24,739”

“Kcf endowment fund - agency 17,002 16,530 kcf operating fund - agency 0 60,750 total 17,002 77,280”

“What we do: offer informative monthly nature programs (september through april). Lead over 20 birding field trips to local and regional natural areas (september-may). Publish an interesting and informative monthly newsletter (september-june). Host a potluck at a specially chosen site for the annual meeting in may. Organize a christmas bird count and a kalamazoo county spring migration count. Monitor several bluebird trails during spring and summer. Perform stewardship on the two michigan audubon sanctuaries in our area. Actively work on environmental issues, particularly on the local level. Give over 60 presentations annually on birds or butterflies to area schools. Purchase and distribute 50-70 of the national audubon society's audubon adventures program to area schools each year. Sponsor a junior audubon program for children. Maintain a local rare bird alert phone network. Maintain a lending library of over 100 bird related books, videos and cds available to members. Provide deserving local, national and international organizations with significant donations to help protect birds and their habitats.”

“Offer informative monthly nature programs (september through april). Lead over 20 birding field trips to local and regional natural areas (september-may). Publish an interesting and informative monthly newsletter (september-june). Host a potluck at a specially chosen site for the annual meeting in may. Organize a christmas bird count and a kalamazoo county spring migration count. Monitor several bluebird trails during spring and summer. Perform stewardship on the two michigan audubon sanctuaries in our area. Actively work on environmental issues, particularly on the local level. Give over 60 presentations annually on birds or butterflies to area schools. Purchase and distribute 50-70 of the national audubon society's audubon adventures program to area schools each year. Sponsor a junior audubon program for children. Maintain a local rare bird alert phone network. Maintain a lending library of over 100 bird related books, videos and cds available to members. Provide deserving local, national and international organizations with significant donations to help protect birds and their habitats.”