Founded in 1897, the Audubon Society of Ohio is a group of conservation minded individuals dedicated to protecting the environment, the preservation of wildlife, with particular interest in birds, and promoting an appreciation of nature. As a nonprofit organization run entirely by volunteers, we rely on the energy and comment of our members to keep the chapter a strong and effective local conservation organization.



What We Do



* Conduct numerous educational field trips guided by knowledgeable leaders

* Sponsor and conduct monthly programs presented by invited guest speakers on a variety of topics related to the natural world

* Provide scholarships to educators to attend Audubon workshops and camps

* Own and maintain two sanctuaries and a resource center

* Sponsor Audubon Adventures for elementary classrooms

* Participate in citizen science research

* Publish a bimonthly newsletter to keep members notified of our field trips and programs and to inform them about bird and environmental issues

* Actively participate in local, regional and national environmental issues



Our members support all of these activities entirely through the generous gifts of both time and money. If you believe in the mission of the ASO we hope you will consider joining us.