Any person interested in West Indian birds may become a member of the Society for the Conservation and Study of Caribbean Birds (SCSCB). All members receive the society’s journal, The Journal of Caribbean Ornithology. Please support the work of the SCSCB and join or renew your membership today.

Annual dues are US$20.00 for individuals, US$120 for U.S. and European-based institutions and US$50 for Caribbean-based institutions.

Life Memberships are also available for US$300. This fee may be paid in three annual installments – contact the Treasurer for further details.

Dues can be paid with a US check made payable to the Society for the Conservation and Study of Caribbean Birds OR with a postal money order made payable to Rosemarie Gnam, SCSCB.  Unfortunately, we still cannot accept credit card payments. 

Print out and complete the membership form and mail it with your check or money order to: Rosemarie Gnam, SCSCB, 4201 Wilson Blvd, Suite 110-174, Arlington, VA 22203, USA.

Once again, the SCSCB Executive Officers are asking members to sponsor a SCSCB member in the Caribbean that has a keen interest in the Society's mission but is unable to afford membership at this time.  These members are involved in SCSCB activities and will work on their respective islands to conserve birds. The cost of a sponsorship is $20.00 US. Sponsorship awards these persons full benefits of SCSCB membership, including the right to vote in SCSCB. Thank you for your help and for the timely payment of your 2006 dues.  Any questions, contact : Rosemarie Gnam

Yahoo Discussion Group

The society also maintains a Yahoo e-group. The purpose of this e-group is to keep you informed about the society's activities and important conservation and ornithological developments in the region, including news on current projects, new resources, upcoming workshops and conferences, funding opportunities, and Working Group updates. The list also provides opportunities for discussion among members about key issues related to bird conservation and research in the region. To subscribe to the society's e-group, send a blank email to birdscaribbean-subscribe@yahoogroups.com