Check out these avian associations and clubs. If you would like your club or association listed here, please refer to our avian discussion communities for information on contacting us.

• Amazona Society, International
  Information network on Amazons.

• American Federation of Aviculture
  A national organization of aviculturists.

• Association of Avian Veterinarians
  Advancing and promoting Avian medicine and stewardship.

• American Singers Club
  The American Singers Club (ASC) since 1934

• American Pheasant and Waterfowl Society
  Scientific data and information relating to Pheasants and Waterfowl.

• Organization of Professional Aviculturists
  Helping to promote standards of excellence in the practice of aviculture

• The Avicultural Society of Australia
  One of the oldest avicultural societies in Australia.

• The Avicultural Society of Tucson

• Birds Of A Feather Avicultural Society
  A Society for those who choose companionship of exotic birds.

• Budgerigar Association of America

• Capital City Bird Society
  Preservation, care and captive breeding of all birds, from soft-bills to the largest parrots.

• Com-USA
  Propagation and conservation of all avian species.

• Durham Avicultural Society of Ontario, Canada
  Founded in 1977, and serves the area east of Metropolitan Toronto that is known as the Durham Region.

• Hartz Club of America
  the national society for the Hartz type canary.

• International Canary Society
  A group of enthusiasts devoted specifically to canaries.

• International Parrotlet Society (IPS)
  Promoting interest in Parrotlets

• National Cage Bird Show Club

• North American Cockatiel Society
  Programs on the pet, aviary and exhibition aspects of Cockatiels.

• The Parrot Society of New Zealand
  If you want to go places with parrots- check out the Parrot Society of New Zealand.

• RAAVE
  Reno Area Avian Enthusiasts Web Site

• Society of Parrot Breeders and Exhibitors
  An informational website for parrot lovers.

• World Parrot Trust
  Promote the survival of all parrot species and the welfare of every individual bird

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