Evergreen Audubon’s Nature Book Club is open to members and friends who enjoy reading and discussing books that have a natural history focus. Over the years the group has read books on a wide variety of conservation and wildlife topics:  birds, insects, biologists, turtles, beavers, whales, rivers, foxes, climate change, moss, fungi, and trees to name just a few. If you enjoy reading the book reviews that JoAnn Hackos writes for the eDipper, you are sure to enjoy these animated monthly discussions.

The next meeting will be:
Monday, January 13, at 3pm at Evergreen Library

The book is:
The Wild Life of our Bodies: Predators, Parasites, and Partners That Shape Who We Are Today by Rob R. Dunn

Most months, the group meets the second Monday of the month at 3:00 pm, in one of three locations: Evergreen Nature Center (on the front porch when the weather is nice); Evergreen Library; or the 2^nd floor conference room at Rocky Mountain Village at 31739 Rocky Village Road.

If you want to join the Book Club, please contact JoAnn Hackos at JoAnn.Hackos@EvergreenAudubon.org or at JoAnn@jhackos.com to let her know and to be added to the Book Club list.