Membership

The Royal Oak Nature Society membership season begins in September and ends the following August.


Membership Levels:

 

General Membership is free.  You get Nature Society schedule updates e-mailed to you at least once a month. 

 

Supporting Membership is $10 & up per year.  You get Nature Society schedule updates e-mailed to you at least once a month plus our newsletter emailed or mailed to your household quarterly.  You will also be listed in our newsletter as a Nature Society Supporting Member. 

 

Patron Membership is $50 & up per year.  You get the Supporting Membership benefits listed above, plus two free tickets to our annual fundraiser, and an invitation to our “Day Before the Dream Cruise Picnic” at Gunn Dyer Park.  You will also be listed in our newsletter as a Nature Society Patron Member. 

 

To Become or Continue to be a Paying Member:

 

To become or continue to be a Nature Society Supporting or Patron Member, please do one of the following:

 

1. If you are paying by check, please make it payable to the “Royal Oak Nature Society.”  Fill out our MEMBERSHIP FORM (hard copy) and send it, along with your check, to the Nature Society (address is shown on the form).  Write “membership” on check memo line.

 

2. If you are paying electronically with PayPal, credit, or debit card, please fill out our MEMBERSHIP FORM (electronic copy), then hit the “submit button.  For payment, please click here.  Where it says, “Add special instructions to seller”, type “Membership”.

 

Newsletters sent electronically have better print quality, and the pictures are in color.

 

Donations are tax deductible.

 

To Become a General Member:

 

Email us and let us know that you want to become a General Member.  Be sure to include your name(s), complete street address and email address. You do not have to renew to continue being a General Member.

 

For those who choose not to continue being members, you are still welcome to come to our monthly speaker programs as well as our nature walks.  Those programs and walks are, and always will be, free to anyone who enjoys learning about nature.