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Bird Club Opportunities

Bird Watcher's Digest partners with bird clubs all across the America's. We like to help birders get connected with local clubs and in turn, help club organizers better (and more easily) serve their members. How can we help your club?

Find a Bird Club Near You

Use our Bird Club Finder to find a bird club near you. Go to Bird Club Finder >>

Add your local bird club to our searchable database of bird clubs. Add your club >>

Join our Bird Club Exchange Program

For years BWD has partnered with bird clubs through our Exchange Program. We provide affiliate clubs free copies of our magazine in return for free copies of your bird club's newsletter. We use this as a way to share information and to keep things interesting. The Exchange allows eligible Bird Clubs to reprint our non-licensed bird information (such as Bill's Top Ten lists, a favorite among readers) and it keeps our editors informed of bird happenings across the country. To join, send an email to our web editor and ask about the Bird Club Exchange Program.

Raise Money For Your Club

If you promote BWD to your members via your newsletter, meetings, and/or website, we'll gladly give your club $10 for every new 1-year BWD subscription you sell at $19.99. That's half the subscription price! This program works best, of course, for organizations with sizeable memberships and website traffic who actively promote the program. The program is open ended, though we occasionally review our progress with groups to see if they are still active.

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*Cornell Lab of Ornithology's Project FeederWatch program raises about $3,000 each year with this program. Smaller clubs with fewer members can expect to raise good money, too. Remember, every new subscription your club members purchase on your behalf generates $10 in cash for your club. What a great way to raise money for important club projects.