BECOMING AN AZFA MEMBER

AZFA MEMBERSHIP INCLUDES EXCLUSIVE ACCESS TO:

Our membership directory – an address book containing the contact information for every AZFA member.

Our forum, where you can personally ask, respond or simply browse for any questions you may have.

A network of professionals as well as vendors that can help guide and complete your projects.

Unique content and project information prepared by zoo and aquarium professionals from around the country, complete with project descriptions, specs and more.

“The Outlet” newsletter – Our email newsletter featuring the latest happenings in the organization and around the world.

Conference information, including upcoming conference agendas, previous conference highlights and discounted conference fees.

Please note that all AZFA memberships are good for the calendar year in which you join or renew. If you join or renew in order to register for the annual conference, you will still receive a renewal reminder in January of the following year.

READY TO BECOME A MEMBER?

Membership Levels

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Professional Member
Associate Member
Organizational Member
Commercial Member

Individuals employed by, or retired from, zoological parks, aquariums, wildlife parks or other living natural history museums.

Individuals interested in and supportive of AZFA.

Students enrolled in high school, college, or graduate level courses supportive of AZFA.

Zoos, aquariums, botanical gardens, or societies of kindred organizations supportive of AZFA.

Businesses, corporations, or individuals who supply facility maintenance services and/or products.

Individuals employed by, or retired from, zoological parks, aquariums, wildlife parks or other living natural history museums.

Individuals interested in and supportive of AZFA.

Zoos, aquariums, botanical gardens, or societies of kindred organizations supportive of AZFA.

Businesses, corporations, or individuals who supply facility maintenance services and/or products.

Featured Member

Mark Fisher

Senior Director of Facilities, Planning and Sustainability, Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden

In 2006, Mark came on board at the Cincinnati Zoo as the Senior Director of Facilities and Planning. In addition to the standard duties of a facilities manager, Mark is also the driving force behind the Zoo’s sustainability movement. By implementing the most aggressive green building program in the nation, along with producing dramatic reductions in natural resource consumption, he has taken the Zoo from an organization that barely had a recycling program, to becoming the greenest Zoo in America.

You can contact Mark and all our members by referring to our directory.