Events
Virtual Talks Plus Exhibit Location & Dates
A 27 Year Wildflower Journey, the Making of Beauty and the Beast: California Wildflowers and Climate Change
Just about everyone knows the climate is changing but we rarely hear how climate change impacts the natural world. Plants and wildflowers support most life on land and climate change is significantly affecting wildflower blooms and the bounty they offer wildlife. Marin conservation photographers Rob Badger and Nita Winter give us a spectacular view of California’s extraordinary wildflowers, as both a cause for celebration and protection, in Beauty and the Beast: California Wildflowers and Climate Change.
Enjoy a stunning visual tour of California’s wildflowers on Zoom with international award-winning photographers Rob Badger and Nita Winter.
Upcoming Free Virtual Author Talks
- TBA
- We are available. Do you know an organization hosting talks
Recent Free Virtual Author Talks (April - May)
- June 9 6:00 PM San Francisco Botanical Gardens
- April 22 5:30 PM Redland's Forum, Redlands University Earth Day
- April 27 11:00 AM UC Berkeley Botanical Gardens
- April 28 1:30 PM Marin Photography Club (members only)
- April 28 5:30 PM Theodore Payne Wild Flower Foundation
- April 29 6:30 PM Santa Rosa Photographic Society
- May 3 6:00 PM UC Santa Cruz Arboretum and Botanic Garden
- May 27 6:30 PM Redwood City Library
Recorded Talk
Link to the Virtual Book Talk hosted by the East Bay CNPS Chapter
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tpmsqzUjpog
Just about everyone knows the climate is changing but we rarely hear how climate change impacts the natural world. Plants and wildflowers support most life on land and climate change is significantly affecting wildflower blooms and the bounty they offer wildlife. Marin conservation photographers Rob Badger and Nita Winter give us a spectacular view of California’s extraordinary wildflowers, as both a cause for celebration and protection, in Beauty and the Beast: California Wildflowers and Climate Change.
Enjoy a stunning visual tour of California’s wildflowers on Zoom with international award-winning photographers Rob Badger and Nita Winter. Their gold medal book is available to check out at the San Anselmo Library and can also be purchased now at www.wildflowerbook.com.
Theodore Payne Foundation's Poppy Hour Video:
One of our authors, Genevieve Arnold, Seed Program Manager at Theodore Payne Foundation is featured in this video. She wrote a wonderful story about seed banking for us. This video will begin with Genevieve introducing you to California's native plant seeds. She will also discuss TPF’s role in preserving genetic plant diversity in the urban environment. https://youtu.be/yYlY_y7FSS8