Most Read This Week In Conservation

[close] Looking to connect safely with others while participating in thought-provoking conversations? Join the Virtual Book Club! Moderated by Mainspring Conservation Trust's Rachel Newcomb, the books selected will relate to Mainspring’s conservation mission and are written by local and regional authors. Some meetings will be followed with an appearance by the author! The goal of the book club is to grow awareness of conservation initiatives in our Southern Blue Ridge region in an engaging format, and to become inspired by the great outdoors. Virtual Mainspring Book Club will be held via Zoom on the last Wednesday of the month from 7-8:30pm EST. To sign up, please contact Rachel at rnewcomb@mainspringconserves or 828 524 2711 ext. 305.

[close] There are over eight billion humans on the planet, where will wildlife live in the future? Most wildlife lives around rural, indigenous communities all over the world. How can modern, western societies provide incentives to rural communities to practice wise wildlife and habitat conservation? This group will expire these issues and filmmaker/author Tom Opre’s series of books Killing the Shepherd.

[close] We are a group of conservation volunteers with the London Wildlife Trust. We meet on the 2nd Tuesday of the month to discuss books with a major nature theme.

[close] A part time book club, part time therapy session where we break down non-fiction and fiction books on an assortment of environmental topics. Including; sustainability, indigenous knowledge, land & animal conservation, action & movements, agriculture, biographies, environmental engineering, food science & recipes, related fiction, and more! "Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot, nothing is going to get better. It's not." - Dr. Seuss