•  Members are the lifeblood of the South Gippsland Conservation Society.
  Their annual subscriptions, tax deductible donations and moral support sustain the Society's work.
• Membership provides opportunities to get involved in a variety of activities.
  These include working bees to carry out tree planting, weeding, building and maintaining walking tracks and boardwalks; excursions to local wetlands, heath lands, coastal areas and rainforests; and talks by guest speakers on a variety of topical issues.
• By joining the SGCS you will also become a member of the Australian conservation community.
• Who can join the SGCS?
  The SGCS welcomes anyone who would like to learn more or share their knowledge about the environment of South Gippsland. (Note: new member applications are subject to approval by the Executive Committee.)
• How much does it cost?
  A year's membership, which runs from March to February, costs:
  ~ Single $20
  ~ Concession $15 (per person)
  ~ Family $27 (2 or more people)
• What are the benefits of being a member?
  Membership of the South Gippsland Conservation Society entitles you to:
  ~ attend the monthly meetings of any of the sub-branches
  ~ vote at the annual general meeting
  ~ participate in all activities organised by the SGCS throughout the year.
  ~ receive the SGCS newsletter by email or post, as requested
  ~ get a 10% discount on most items in the Bunurong Environment Centre, Inverloch
  ~ meet like minded people (unlike Kermit, in the Society, it isn't lonely being green!)
  ~ and do something good for your local environment!
• How do I join?
  Download the SGCS membership application form. Simply print out the form, fill in your application details and send it with your cheque or money order to:
  SGCS Membership Officer
  PO Box 60, Inverloch. VIC 3996.
  Cheques should be made payable to: South Gippsland Conservation Society Inc.
  You can fax the completed membership form, together with your credit card details, to
•  +61-3-5674 3738.
  Or bring it with you when you pay by cash or card at the Bunurong Environment Centre, Inverloch.

Protecting, promoting and conserving the environment of South Gippsland for future generations.

                      Photo by Alan Foon - www.foons.com.au