Re: [AGA-Member] Re: AGA Top 10 (almost)

[Cheryl Rogers <cheryl@wilstream.com>]

I think it's great that you are thinking of starting a local club in 
your area. We are getting more and more members from Mexico every month, 
although they are still too few. But you don't need many members to 
start: word will travel fast.

AGA can help to support your new club, by providing information and 
publicity via this list and the web site. But we are not an umbrella 
organization with smaller clubs under us.

Frankly, we believe there is not much interest in this. The local clubs 
don't want a national organization poking its nose in their business, 
and the AGA doesn't have the people-power to oversee the kind of massive 
administration this would entail.

We do have a new program called AGA Premium Clubs

http://www.aquatic-gardeners.org/Group_Premium.pdf

but we are just starting out with this.

Cheryl


hedson hinojosa wrote:
> ok. 
> well i live down here in mexico and i was wondering that if i want to
> start a local / national club of mexican aquarium planters.... is it
> posible to asociated later on with the aga (usa) and would it enjoy
> some benefits?
> i keenly interested on this so i will wait for a reply from you.
> how many are the minimal for to be a club, and do they need to speak
> english.....i could be the translator.
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