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​All meetings are free and open to the public.
[Masks are optional]


Notice:  The October meeting has a change of venue. 
Look for the location and address here in early October.

​September 18, 2023 – Petra Schmalbrock will present a program titled The History of Mining: From the Beginnings to How Monster Machines Plunder the Planet Today and Implications for the Future. The talk will follow the book Extracted by Ugo Bardi. She will tell the story of how mining began, talk about why ores are so unevenly distributed and how today's mining industry is going about extracting minerals. Petra will lead us to examine the question posed by the book, what can we expect for the future?





​October 16, 2023 –  Leslie Floyd will give Part II of her New Zealand talk, focusing on Zealandia Te Māra a Tāne Ecosanctuary. This will cover how the creation of the site and and its successes and challenges. Zealandia serves as a benchmark for other ecosanctuaries throughout the world.
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November 20, 2023 – Joe Carter will give a talk on how to plant native species. Come and learn what plants work best in your home gardens, community lots, or other spots perfect for a native plants.  Bring your questions and he will answer them.

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