Q: What do you call the bird at the front of the “V” formation?
The one that’s working hard and making flight more efficient for the flock?
A: THE LEADER.
Become a leader in local bird and land conservation.
Join the Conservation Leaders Donor Recognition Circle.
A flock of birds flies in a “V”, or chevron, formation (photo via Pixabay).
Southern Wisconsin Bird Alliance (SoWBA)’s Conservation Leaders Donor Recognition Circle celebrates a group of dedicated supporters of local bird and land conservation who make our work possible.
With annual gifts of $1,000 or more, Conservation Leaders provide essential lift and support to local bird conservation and keep SoWBA soaring.
In addition to standard SoWBA member benefits, as a Conservation Leader, you will receive invitations to:
special small group wildlife experiences, such as bird banding, bird releases, and more
annual guided bird walk at a SoWBA sanctuary with Executive Director Matt Reetz and sanctuary staff
Conservation Leaders event with Executive Director Matt Reetz and SoWBA board members
Become a Conservation Leader
You can become a SoWBA Conservation Leader by making your generous donation online. If you prefer to discuss your giving by phone, please call 608-255-2473 ext. 5 and speak to director of development Kady Davis.
Banner image by Arlene Koziol. A flock of Whimbrels flying in a chevron formation over Lake Michigan.
