The Indiana Audubon Bulletin
Spring 1921. Published by the Indiana Audubon Society for the Conservation of Birds
The Aims and Principles of the Indiana Audubon Society
FIRST: To encourage the study of birds, particularly in the schools, and to disseminate literature relating to them.
SECOND: To work for the betterment and enforcement of the State and Federal Laws relating to birds.
THIRD: To discourage the wearing of any feathers except those of the ostrich and domestic fowls.
FORTH: To discourage in every possible way the wanton destruction of wild birds and their eggs.
FIFTH: To restore to our wild birds, wherever practicable, the natural environment of the forest and shrubbery which gave them food, protection, and seclusion.
The Indiana Audubon Society depends for its support on the contributions of its members and friends. It should have an income to meet all fixed expenses. The present income is totally inadequate to meet the urgent and incessantly growing demands.
Haven't you some friends whom you can introduce to join? Donations or bequests could not be left to a worthier cause.
1921 Dues
Active Membership, Annually - $1.00
Contributing Membership, Annually - $5.00
Life Membership, No Dues - $25