Wabash Valley Audubon Society

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         Wabash Valley Audubon Society (WVAS) is an official chapter of the National Audubon Society (NAS). NAS has played a major role in wildlife conservation worldwide for over a century now. WVAS, founded in 1961, has over 300 members located in Clay, Parke, Sullivan, Vermillion and Vigo counties in western Indiana. Our members are primarily interested in birds and birdwatching, but we have a wide range of other interests as well, including mushrooms, lizards, spiders, wildflowers, recycling and conservation - just about any topic related to Nature and the environment. At the local level, we are active in environmental education and conservation issues. We welcome both beginners and experts, and hope you will join us at one of our monthly meetings or field trips.


WVAS board meeting in Pie Company restaurant, Terre Haute, IN

WVAS Officers for 2008-2009

  • President: Margaret Moga,  238-9826;  mmoga@isugw.indstate.edu
  • Vice-President: Phil Cox, 765-548-4007phil.cox@us.army.mil
  • Secretary: Tiffany Veach,  tveach@smwc.edu
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  • Treasurer: Denise Prothero,  235-2630
  • Education (Spring, 2009): Denise Marie Sobieski  bill_denise@verizon.net
  • Hospitality: Margaret Tamar, 533-0284 and Ruth Erickson, 235-5300
  • Conservation: Dale Sparks; dsparks@isugw.indstate.edu
  • Webmaster: Margaret Moga, 238-9826;  
  • Newsletter Editor: Brenda Milliren, 466-5930;  breniren@msn.com
  • Board members: ; Marty Jones, 317-696-6246; 
  • Jodi Farrell Sparks, Jfarrell1@mymail.indstate.edu

    • Wabash Valley Audubon Society
    P.O. Box 2338
    Terre Haute, IN  47802-2338


    White Oak tree, Dobbs Park, Terre Haute, IN

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