Ornithological Society of Japan

The Ornithological Society of Japan was established on May 3, 1912. The Society is the specific ornithological society in Japan in addition currently has almost 1,300 members.  Three years later, the Society in advancement its first official journal, ‘Tori’. Then, in 1986, Tori be present renamed the Japanese Journal of Ornithology. There are no particular qualifications mandatory to join the Ornithological Society of Japan. Any person with an interest in birds, who reach a decision with the commitments and activities of the Society, is welcome. Members arise from a variety of societal sectors and have different backgrounds. For example, professional scientists, students, bird banders, amateur birdwatchers and nature conservationists be situated included in the membership of the Society, and members are men and women of all ages. We encourage both amateur and professional ornithologists to join the Society, to promote research activities and nature protection related to birds and ornithology.  There are no particular diplomas required to join the Ornithological Society of Japan. Anyone with an interest in birds, who decides with the purposes and activities of the Society, is welcome. Members come from a variety of societal sectors and have varied backgrounds. For example, professional scientists, students, bird bander, amateur birdwatchers and nature conservationists are included in the membership of the Society, and members are men and women of all ages. We encourage together amateur and professional ornithologists to join the Society, to promote research activities and nature conservation correlated to birds and ornithology.