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What are the advantages?
The BWA Offers members a wide range of services and facilities
to help you get more enjoyment from your waterfowl, including;
- Waterfowl Magazine: A high quality 70 page magazine sent to members three times a year,
offering advice, information and exchange of views.
- Breeders Directory: A comprehensive list of wildfowl breeders, sent to members every other year.
- Open Days and Workshops: We organise visits every year to interesting waterfowl collections
across the country, as well as member days and learning workshops for members to attend.
- Local Contacts: You can keep in touch with a network of members and attend local as well as
regional and national events. Each county has a local representative.
- Help and Advice: We give you access to many experts that can give you help, support and advice.
There are also information leaflets to help newcomers to waterfowl keeping.
- Website: The bulk of the website, which contains much useful information including a shop
selling books, leg rings and a variety of gifts, is open to all. There is, however, a bulletin board for members
to post notices, e.g. to advertise stock for sale.
- National Waterfowl Exhibition: We organise an exhibition every year giving members an
opportunity to show your ducks, including a sales section.
- Representation: Where necessary, the BWA will act nationally to support member's interests.
And the cost?
The membership fee is approximately £25 per year. The detailed price list is shown at the next stage.
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How to join
We would be very happy to welcome you to our organisation. You do not have to be an expert.
All we ask is that you are enthusiastic about waterfowl.
There are a number of ways to join the BWA;
- By phone: Credit cards are accepted, or you may prefer to send a cheque. Please contact our secretary
to apply, or for any other help or information;
Mrs S Schubert
PO Box 163 OXTED RH8 0WP
Tel:
01732 867 987
Email: info@waterfowl.org.uk
- By post: Download a form for postal application by clicking here.
- On line: Click below to proceed to the next stage.
Waterfowl Magazine from the BWA
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