When you join NH Audubon, you become part of a community of over 5,000 individuals who, like you, support our mission to protect New Hampshire’s natural environment for wildlife and for people. Membership contributions help us protect more than 10,000 acres of land for public use, provide environmental education for tens of thousands of adults and children, and support our biologists as they apply science to public policy at the local, state and federal levels as well as study bird populations and biodiversity, and measure the effects of human activity on wildlife.
And remember: NH Audubon memberships make wonderful gifts.
Discounts:
Renew at the $100 Contributor level and receive the above benefits, plus one free boat rental at Paradise Point and one free snowshoe rental at either the Massabesic or McLane Center annually
Renew at the $250 Supporter level and receive all benefits of a Contributor, plus a free subscription to NH Bird Records and an invitation to a behind-the-scenes animal feeding at either the McLane or Massabesic Center
*Please present your membership card to receive discounts from our friends at Agway and Blue Seal. If you need a new card, or have any questions about how to access your benefits, please email Jennifer Thomas or call (603) 224-9909 x310.
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Student/Senior/Veteran/Teacher – $29
One adult age 65+, or one student, or one veteran, or one teacher
Individual – $45
Family – $59
Contributor – $100
Supporter – $250
Photo, top: Baby Bank Swallows, by Steve Mirick.
Contact Headquarters
National Wildlife Federation Affiliate
Website By CleverLight
Information for the species profiles on this website was compiled from a combination of the sources listed below.
The Birds of New Hampshire. By Allan R. Keith and Robert B. Fox. 2013. Memoirs of the Nuttall Ornithological club No. 19.
Atlas of the Breeding Birds of New Hampshire. Carol R. Foss, ed. 1994. Arcadia Publishing Company and Audubon Society of New Hampshire
Birds of the World. Various authors and dates. Cornell Laboratory of Ornithology.
Data from the Breeding Bird Survey
Data from the Christmas Bird Count