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JOIN
DELPHIS :)

Joining
Delphis you will help to conserve dolphins' future, chip in!
Delphis
members are part of a growing "pod" of human dolphins, working
and playing towards a better future for the planet, both individually
and in the community.
Membership fees are a means of raising funds for the research and conservation,
but members also receive:
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a membership card, periodical newsletters and information about the Society's
activities
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access to our research trips (you
need to be a member to go on a trip with us)
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training and seminars when available
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attendance at regular networking meetings
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our sincere thanks for supporting the research work!
Joining
Delphis is easy and should take just two to three minutes. Membership
fees for 2005 are €30
for the ordinary members, €10
for the juniores members (under 18) and beginning
from €500 for the supporters. All member outside Italy must add €10
to the above fees. The
membership fee allows you to become a member for a calendar year and it
is renewable on an yearly basis.
You can send you contribute as follows:
1)
Directly in the office of Delphis in Ischia;
2) making a bank transfer to Delphis account: Delphis mdc, via Zaro 22,
80075 Forio (NA), c/c n. 27/2395 - ABI 1010.8 CAB 39940.2 - Swift code:
NAPBITNN600 (please
specify the reason for payment and your birth date);
3) posting a non transferable cheque make out to Delphis mdc.
To
have more information please call our office:
+39 081 989578
Use our form to join and send your contribute to Delphis, as soon as we
receive confirmation of the payment we will send you a membership pack
by return.
All
you need to do is complete all the sections of the form below and click
the submit button at the bottom of the page. Fields marked with an asterisk
* cannot be left blank. Add some details about yourself - your interest
in dolphins and, if you'd like to contribute towards our research, any
dolphin experiences you have had.
False information hurts us and the environment. To register, all your
details must be correct. Prank sign-ups cost time and money - which could
be spent helping endangered dolphins and whales.
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