A free monthly program at the Downtown Library featuring an interesting local individual, group, or organization with something to share!

Febraury 15: GWENDOLYN WARING: RESEARCH ADVENTURES IN SOME OF THE SOUTHWEST’S MOST FABULOUS ECOSYSTEMS

Gwendolyn Waring, a local ecologist, writer and artist, will chat casually about some of the highlights of her ecological research in the Southwest, which she says "have been a blast and great privilege"

Possible topics will include: Agaves and natrual enemies; Creosote Bush in the Southern Deserts; Shorleine Plants and the damming of the Colorado River; Goodding Willow and river flows; San Jan River with the Nature Conservancy; Bebb Willow and Hart Prairie; and dry-farming corn at Wupatki.

Southwest botanists, researchers, enthusiasts, and aficionados will not want to miss this one!

To request a reasonable accommodation for any type of disability, please call 928-213-2331. Three days prior notice is requested.