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Membership
Join us in safeguarding the wildlife of these most beautiful Sussex rivers, and become a member of OART.
If you love rivers as much as we do, then joining the Ouse & Adur Rivers Trust is one of the simplest ways to help enhance and protect the water environment in our area. Every member provides vital support and strengthens the voice of the trust helping us to achieve our aim to protect this beautiful unspoilt area of Sussex, now and in the future.
As a member you will receive our regular newsletter, keeping you up to date with the trust’s many varied activities and providing interesting informative articles regarding wildlife and river related subjects.
Annual membership is only £20 and by using the Gift Aid facility we will benefit from an added tax bonus. This means that every £1 of membership money gives us £1.28. When you are taken through the Paypal payment link you will be given the option to sign up to an annual subscription if you prefer – you can cancel this at any time.
Donations
Donations are key to maintaining the Trust, enabling a wide range of projects and activities to continue and ultimately enhance and protect the river habitats for both wildlife and people, now and into the future.
Whether as a one-off or through regular support, all donations go into improving our rivers and streams and their associated habitats. Every £10 could plant a tree in the ground, every £25 could pay for a suite of water quality testing and every £50 could create 5m of spawning grounds for gravel loving fish.
You can donate now by clicking the button below, choose from a specific activity or just a general donation, whatever you choose all donations go directly to improving our rivers.
The Ouse & Adur Rivers Trust
OART is a membership based organisation dedicated to the environmental protection and enhancement of the Sussex River Ouse and Adur including their tributaries, estuaries and still waters.
Contact us at info@oart.org.uk

The Ouse & Adur Rivers Trust (OART) is a registered charity (No: 1082447) formed in 2011 from the amalgamation of two long-standing local organisations, the River Adur Conservation Society and Sussex Ouse Conservation Society.