Tuesday, October 5, 7 p.m.
"Ghost Bird" film— Lafayette Public Library
Every year another bird species vanishes forever. What are the chances of one coming back? Boulder County Nature Association and Boulder County Audubon are proud to cosponsor this free screening of the much acclaimed documentary chronicling the search for the ivory-billed woodpecker.
"A multi-layered story that will fascinate practically everybody." - New York Times
Lafayette Public Library is located at 775 W. Baseline Rd. Please join us for the film and a short discussion afterward.
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Thursday, October 21, 7 p.m.
"Life in the Pearl of Africa," with Robert Andrews
Boulder Reynolds Branch Library
Robert Andrews, co-author with Robert Righter of Birds of Colorado, has recently returned from 13 years teaching biology and ecology in Namibia and Uganda. His program will focus on natural wonders and cultural richness, including stories about his experience teaching ecology at a local university. Expect vibrant photos of wildlife as well as unique villages and parks.
This Boulder County Nature Association special program is free and open to all. The Reynolds Branch Library is located on Table Mesa Drive one block west of Broadway and opposite the Table Mesa King Soopers.
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