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Oxbow Membership

Memberships support our mission for land acquisition, habitat restoration, and the daily stewardship that keeps the floodplain at the mouth of the Great Miami River wild.

All memberships include

Full Wetland Matters newsletter (bi-monthly)
First word on walks, field trips, and the Birdathon
Access to member-exclusive events and activities

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Members and friends at the Oxbow 40th anniversary celebration dinner

A naturalist shows a turtle to a group at the lakeshore during a Tuesday Night Talk

Oxbow staff at the outreach table under the "Preserve, Protect, Improve" tent

More ways to support Oxbow

Oxbow Store

Oxbow T-shirts with an original scene by local nature artist Ann Geise, and more from the Square store. Every purchase supports wetland preservation and the wildlife that depends on it.

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Other Ways to Give

Stocks, IRA distributions, crypto, donor-advised funds, matching gifts, easements and planned giving, education funds and more.

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The Oxbow at a glance

Oxbow serves as a sanctuary for migratory birds and diverse wildlife, while also being a welcoming space for people. Here, everyone can coexist and enjoy the land for various activities, all while prioritizing its essential role in wetland preservation and wildlife conservation.

278+ species of birds documented

1,600+ acres of critical habitat protected

40+ years of conservation

10k+ visitors every year

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Our story

Oxbow staff at the outreach tent beside the "Preserving the Oxbow Wetlands" banner

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Become a member and support the Oxbow. Get access to exclusive newsletters, events, and more.

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Oxbow, Inc. is a nonprofit organization based in Lawrenceburg, Indiana focused on preserving and protecting a wetlands known as the Oxbow, a staging area for the seasonal migrations of waterfowl at the confluence of the Great Miami and Ohio rivers.