What does ABSA mean in AUSTRALIAN

The Australian Bird Study Association (ABSA) is a non-profit organization established to study and promote the conservation of wild birds in Australia. ABSA works to develop a network of professionals, researchers, lay-people and volunteers who share an interest in bird research, conservation and education.

ABSA undertakes various activities related to bird research and conservation including conducting surveys, conducting field trips, conducting educational programs and events, coordinating data sharing efforts between members and other interested parties, and providing grants for research projects.

ABSA works closely with government organizations as well as other environmental groups to advocate for responsible management practices and raise awareness of bird species that are threatened or endangered. As part of its education programs, ABSA also offers online seminars on a variety of topics related to bird research, conservation and stewardship.

Membership with the Australian Bird Study Association is open to all individuals who have an interest in bird research or conservation. All members must pay an annual fee which includes access to member benefits such as newsletters, discounts on publications, special access to events. To join visit our website at www.absa-birds.org

There are lots of ways you can get involved in the work that ABSA does. You can volunteer for surveys or field trips; assist with educational programs; participate in workshops; submit data on bird sightings; apply for grants or scholarships; join local branches; donate funds towards research projects; or even just spread information about the association’s work through word-of-mouth.

Yes! Students looking to gain additional experience are welcome to apply for volunteer positions within the organization including positions related to study design/coordination, data analysis/management and communications/outreach activities. Additionally the association offers grants for student projects as well as scholarships for eligible students undertaking university studies relating to ornithology or avian conservation.

Yes! The Australian Bird Study Association has links with national organisations around the world allowing members access to knowledge from other countries when it comes to researching birds abroad. Additionally we offer exclusive international field expeditions which provide members an opportunity visit distant areas while contributing valuable insight into a range of local birds species.

Yes! We organise events throughout Australia depending on activity level from members within each state/territory branch so be sure your local branch is active if you want these experiences more regularly In addition our National Conference held every two years provides members an excellent opportunity come together share knowledge exchange stories meet like minds discuss current issues relating ornithology.