Membership in Oregon Aquaculture Association

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Active Members

$50

Active Members are engaged in the practice of aquaculture and derive a portion of income from the aquaculture industry.  Members must maintain a current Oregon propagation license issued by Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife; voting member.
Provides voting rights and privileges; includes advertising in Capital Press; includes membership in National Aquaculture Association; provides representation on OAA web page; provides reduced rates for workshops/vendor displays.

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Sustaining Members

$100+

Sustaining Members are involved in the industry or are interested in aquaculture and will lend significant support to this industry; nonvoting member.
Information from Oregon Aquaculture Association; reduced rates for workshops/vendor displays; provides marketing options on web page and other opportunities for sponsorships and involvement.

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Associate Members

$25

Associate Members are interested and support purposes and objectives of OAA; nonvoting member.
Information from Oregon Aquaculture Association; reduced rates for workshops/vendor displays.

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Group Members

$25 per individual up to $100 for the group

$25

Group Members are organized groups that are interested in and support the purposes and objectives of OAA; nonvoting member.
Information from Oregon Aquaculture Association; reduced rates for workshops/vendor displays.

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Student Members

$15

Student Members are those attending an accredited university or community college and who are interested and support purposes and objectives of OAA; nonvoting member.
Information from Oregon Aquaculture Association; reduced rates for workshops/vendor displays; possible intern opportunities within aquaculture industry.

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School Club Members

Free

School Club Members are clubs established in elementary, junior or senior schools and are interested in aquaculture and support the purposes and objectives of OAA; nonvoting member.
Information from Oregon Aquaculture Association; reduced rates for workshops/vendor displays; possible intern opportunities within aquaculture industry.

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Pictured above, left to right, are Paul Kay and Clint Bentz at Pond Workshop, Oregon Garden, Silverton, OR

Dan and Deanne Driscoll of Prairie Springs Fish Farm, Dayville, Oregon

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Dues are for our fiscal year, October-September, and renew annually in October. 

To join Oregon Aquaculture Association, please use the form below.
 
For further information about membership in Oregon Aquaculture Association, please contact us.

Dan Driscoll at Prairie Springs Fish Farm

Salmonid eggs, Trout Lodge