Upcoming Events
Birds Georgia is building places where birds and people thrive. We offer a variety of virtual and in-person events to help you and your family gain a better understanding of our work and the birds that surround us. You can view a calendar of upcoming workshops and events at the bottom of this page.
Note regarding webinars: Unless otherwise noted, all webinars are recorded and a link to watch later shared with registered participants 3 to 5 days after the event ends.
We share upcoming events in our bi-monthly e-newsletter, BirdBuzz, and you can also find updates on our Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter pages. If you would like to sign-up to receive our bi-monthly e-newsletter with a list of upcoming events, please consider becoming a member or visit our newsletter page.
CANCELLATION POLICY
If you need to cancel your registration more than 7 days prior to the event, we will refund the registration fee less a 20% processing fee. Cancellations six (6) days or less prior to the event are non-refundable unless we can resell the spot. All events/classes are rain or shine unless otherwise noted. If a class or event must be cancelled because of weather or other unforeseen circumstances, registered participants will receive a full refund.
Note regarding webinars: Unless otherwise noted, all webinars are recorded and a link to watch later shared with registered participants 3 to 5 days after the event ends.
We share upcoming events in our bi-monthly e-newsletter, BirdBuzz, and you can also find updates on our Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter pages. If you would like to sign-up to receive our bi-monthly e-newsletter with a list of upcoming events, please consider becoming a member or visit our newsletter page.
CANCELLATION POLICY
If you need to cancel your registration more than 7 days prior to the event, we will refund the registration fee less a 20% processing fee. Cancellations six (6) days or less prior to the event are non-refundable unless we can resell the spot. All events/classes are rain or shine unless otherwise noted. If a class or event must be cancelled because of weather or other unforeseen circumstances, registered participants will receive a full refund.
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Dragonflies 101
Webinar: Thursday, August 1, at 7:00 PM
Optional Field Trip (limited to 15 participants): Saturday, August 3, at 10:00 AM
Cost for webinar and field trip:
Birds Georgia Members - $40.00
Non-members: $45.00
Master Birders in good volunteer and membership standing: $35.00
Webinar only:
Birds Georgia Members - $20.00
Non-members: $25.00
Master Birders in good volunteer and membership standing: $15.00
What do bird watchers do during the slow days of high summer? Learn about dragonflies, of course. Join Birds Georgia Education Program Coordinator Roseanne Guerra for a fun introduction to the world of dragonflies and Georgia dragonfly ID. Field guides and ID apps will be covered, as well as creating dragonfly habitat in your yard. This course will be offered as a one-hour webinar only, or webinar with included field trip to the Marsh Creek Rain Garden Park in Sandy Springs (Fulton County), where we will ID adult dragonflies as well as dipnet/release some dragonfly nymphs from the pond.
Webinar: Thursday, August 1, at 7:00 PM
Optional Field Trip (limited to 15 participants): Saturday, August 3, at 10:00 AM
Cost for webinar and field trip:
Birds Georgia Members - $40.00
Non-members: $45.00
Master Birders in good volunteer and membership standing: $35.00
Webinar only:
Birds Georgia Members - $20.00
Non-members: $25.00
Master Birders in good volunteer and membership standing: $15.00
What do bird watchers do during the slow days of high summer? Learn about dragonflies, of course. Join Birds Georgia Education Program Coordinator Roseanne Guerra for a fun introduction to the world of dragonflies and Georgia dragonfly ID. Field guides and ID apps will be covered, as well as creating dragonfly habitat in your yard. This course will be offered as a one-hour webinar only, or webinar with included field trip to the Marsh Creek Rain Garden Park in Sandy Springs (Fulton County), where we will ID adult dragonflies as well as dipnet/release some dragonfly nymphs from the pond.
The Field Trip portion of this trip is now full, but you may still register for the webinar only. If you would like to be on the waiting list for the field trip, please click the "webinar and field trip" button and register. We will contact you if a space becomes available and collect payment at that time.
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Webinar: Birds and Nature in Gullah-Geechee Culture
Presented by Patty Kappemeyer, Hilton Head Audubon
Thursday, August 8, at 7:00 PM
Free to attend, but registration is required
Join Patty Kappemeyer, with Hilton Head Audubon, for a fascinating look at the importance of birds and nature in Gullah-Geechee culture. In 2023, Hilton Head Audubon received an Audubon in Action Grant from National Audubon to participate in the Juneteenth Celebration at Mitchelville Park. Hilton Head Audubon worked closely with the leadership of Historic Mitchelville on the proposal. They partnered with students at the University of South Carolina-Beaufort to research the importance of Birds and Nature in Gullah-Geechee culture. The findings have been used in printed materials, educational signage, and more. Join us for this free webinar.
Presented by Patty Kappemeyer, Hilton Head Audubon
Thursday, August 8, at 7:00 PM
Free to attend, but registration is required
Join Patty Kappemeyer, with Hilton Head Audubon, for a fascinating look at the importance of birds and nature in Gullah-Geechee culture. In 2023, Hilton Head Audubon received an Audubon in Action Grant from National Audubon to participate in the Juneteenth Celebration at Mitchelville Park. Hilton Head Audubon worked closely with the leadership of Historic Mitchelville on the proposal. They partnered with students at the University of South Carolina-Beaufort to research the importance of Birds and Nature in Gullah-Geechee culture. The findings have been used in printed materials, educational signage, and more. Join us for this free webinar.
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Early Birds Book Club August Meeting
Sunday, August 25, at 2:00 PM
In person at Manuel's Tavern
The Early Birds Book Club welcomes all who enjoy reading about birds, birding, and birders. We are a “no commitment” book club—some folks join us every time and others occasionally. For a list of past books and more details on those coming up, see below. If you wish to join the Early Bird's e-mail list for announcements and reminder notices, please e-mail Mary Nevil.
The Early Birds will meet in person at Manuel's Tavern for the August meeting. The group will read Death of a Golden Bird, by David Woolbright.
Sunday, August 25, at 2:00 PM
In person at Manuel's Tavern
The Early Birds Book Club welcomes all who enjoy reading about birds, birding, and birders. We are a “no commitment” book club—some folks join us every time and others occasionally. For a list of past books and more details on those coming up, see below. If you wish to join the Early Bird's e-mail list for announcements and reminder notices, please e-mail Mary Nevil.
The Early Birds will meet in person at Manuel's Tavern for the August meeting. The group will read Death of a Golden Bird, by David Woolbright.
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Birds Georgia at Manuel’s Tavern
Pit-stop ecology: Harnessing songbird banding data to learn more about frugivory and seed dispersal during migration
Presenters: Dr. Charles Kwit and Nick Smith, University of Tennessee
Sunday, August 25, at 3:30 PM
Free to attend, but registration is requested
Bird banding stations all over the world contribute to our understanding of the migratory phase in a songbird’s annual cycle. The morphological data collected through the banding process are extremely valuable on their own, but by recapturing some “lost” data, we can connect songbird diet to the timing of migration (phenology). With the immense help of a banding station here in the Southeast, we are beginning to understand which plant species are important to frugivorous songbirds and are learning more about frugivory and seed dispersal dynamics during songbird migration.
About the presenters: Nick Smith, a PhD student under Charles Kwit at the University of Tennessee-Knoxville, merges his passions for ornithology and botany. His research in the Kwit Lab focuses on understanding how birds utilize fruiting resources and disperse seeds during migration. Smith innovatively incorporates under-utilized data sources to advance ecological studies, aiming to inspire fellow researchers and students to adopt more creative approaches in ecology research.
Charles Kwit, an Associate Professor at the University of Tennessee-Knoxville, holds joint appointments in the School of Natural Resources and the Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology. His research interests span from examining the impacts of land use and climate change on biodiversity across various environments, and to investigating animal-mediated seed dispersal systems, emphasizing the crucial roles animals play in these processes.
Pit-stop ecology: Harnessing songbird banding data to learn more about frugivory and seed dispersal during migration
Presenters: Dr. Charles Kwit and Nick Smith, University of Tennessee
Sunday, August 25, at 3:30 PM
Free to attend, but registration is requested
Bird banding stations all over the world contribute to our understanding of the migratory phase in a songbird’s annual cycle. The morphological data collected through the banding process are extremely valuable on their own, but by recapturing some “lost” data, we can connect songbird diet to the timing of migration (phenology). With the immense help of a banding station here in the Southeast, we are beginning to understand which plant species are important to frugivorous songbirds and are learning more about frugivory and seed dispersal dynamics during songbird migration.
About the presenters: Nick Smith, a PhD student under Charles Kwit at the University of Tennessee-Knoxville, merges his passions for ornithology and botany. His research in the Kwit Lab focuses on understanding how birds utilize fruiting resources and disperse seeds during migration. Smith innovatively incorporates under-utilized data sources to advance ecological studies, aiming to inspire fellow researchers and students to adopt more creative approaches in ecology research.
Charles Kwit, an Associate Professor at the University of Tennessee-Knoxville, holds joint appointments in the School of Natural Resources and the Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology. His research interests span from examining the impacts of land use and climate change on biodiversity across various environments, and to investigating animal-mediated seed dispersal systems, emphasizing the crucial roles animals play in these processes.
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Birds and Plant Walk at Mistletoe State Park (Appling County), with Birds Georgia and the Augusta Chapter of Georgia Native Plant Society
Saturday, September 7
8:00 AM
Mistletoe State Park, 3725 Mistletoe Rd, Appling, GA 30802
Free to attend, but donations are encouraged to support our habitat restoration work. Please register at the link below so we can send you additional details about the event.
Please note: There is a $5/day entry fee to Mistletoe State Park or you may purchase a $50 annual pass.
Join Birds Georgia and the Augusta Chapter of Georgia Native Plant Society for a plant and bird walk at Mistletoe State Park in Appling. We'll highlight notable plant species around the park and discuss how invasive species affect our native ecosystems and the wildlife that depend on them. We'll also be on the lookout for resident and migratory birds and discuss which native plants you can add to your landscape to attract the greatest variety of birds.
Saturday, September 7
8:00 AM
Mistletoe State Park, 3725 Mistletoe Rd, Appling, GA 30802
Free to attend, but donations are encouraged to support our habitat restoration work. Please register at the link below so we can send you additional details about the event.
Please note: There is a $5/day entry fee to Mistletoe State Park or you may purchase a $50 annual pass.
Join Birds Georgia and the Augusta Chapter of Georgia Native Plant Society for a plant and bird walk at Mistletoe State Park in Appling. We'll highlight notable plant species around the park and discuss how invasive species affect our native ecosystems and the wildlife that depend on them. We'll also be on the lookout for resident and migratory birds and discuss which native plants you can add to your landscape to attract the greatest variety of birds.
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Birds, Bees, and Botany at the Earth Day Nature Trail (Glynn County), with Birds Georgia and Coastal WildScapes
Saturday, September 7
9:00 AM
Earth Day Nature Trail, DNR Coastal Resources Division/Susan Shipman Building, One Conservation Way, Brunswick, GA 31520
Free to attend, but donations encouraged to support our habitat restoration work. Please register at link below so we can send you additional details about the event.
Birds, Bees, and Botany! Join Birds Georgia and Coastal WildScapes for an informational session and walk along the Earth Day Nature Trail as we discuss native plants on the coast and who they benefit. We'll highlight notable plant species around the trail and discuss how invasive species affect our native ecosystems and the wildlife that depend on them. We'll also be on the lookout for resident and migratory birds and discuss which native plants you can add to your landscape to attract the greatest variety of birds and pollinators.
Saturday, September 7
9:00 AM
Earth Day Nature Trail, DNR Coastal Resources Division/Susan Shipman Building, One Conservation Way, Brunswick, GA 31520
Free to attend, but donations encouraged to support our habitat restoration work. Please register at link below so we can send you additional details about the event.
Birds, Bees, and Botany! Join Birds Georgia and Coastal WildScapes for an informational session and walk along the Earth Day Nature Trail as we discuss native plants on the coast and who they benefit. We'll highlight notable plant species around the trail and discuss how invasive species affect our native ecosystems and the wildlife that depend on them. We'll also be on the lookout for resident and migratory birds and discuss which native plants you can add to your landscape to attract the greatest variety of birds and pollinators.
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Webinar: Rewilding Your Landscape, with Gabe Andrle
Tuesday, September 10
7:00 PM
via Zoom
Cost: $20 for Birds Georgia members/ $25 for non-members
There are endless ways to invite nature into your landscape, whether that is letting sections of your lawn go a few more weeks without mowing, creating a snag garden, or removing non-native plants to promote and emulate thriving landscapes. Join Habitat Program Manager, Gabe Andrle, to learn about many of these techniques, the incredible wildlife that will benefit from them, and how they will help you become more in-tune with nature.
Gabe Andrle is Birds Georgia's habitat program manager. He oversees habitat management, restoration, and native plant work across the state. Gabe came to Atlanta to study Environmental Sciences at Emory University. He is a passionate naturalist with a background in ecology, conservation, and environmental education. Check out his "Nature With Gabe" series on YouTube.
Tuesday, September 10
7:00 PM
via Zoom
Cost: $20 for Birds Georgia members/ $25 for non-members
There are endless ways to invite nature into your landscape, whether that is letting sections of your lawn go a few more weeks without mowing, creating a snag garden, or removing non-native plants to promote and emulate thriving landscapes. Join Habitat Program Manager, Gabe Andrle, to learn about many of these techniques, the incredible wildlife that will benefit from them, and how they will help you become more in-tune with nature.
Gabe Andrle is Birds Georgia's habitat program manager. He oversees habitat management, restoration, and native plant work across the state. Gabe came to Atlanta to study Environmental Sciences at Emory University. He is a passionate naturalist with a background in ecology, conservation, and environmental education. Check out his "Nature With Gabe" series on YouTube.
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Fall Flyway Festival Round Robin
Saturday, September 14
8:00 AM to 2:30 PM
Birds Georgia at Trees Atlanta Kendeda TreeHouse, 825 Warner Street, SW, Atlanta
Tickets: $50 for Birds Georgia and GNPS members/ $60 for non-members (includes lunch)
Join fellow plant and bird enthusiasts on Saturday, September 14, for a Round Robin on Transforming Your Greenspace. We're thrilled to welcome keynote speaker, Jennifer Ceska, Conservation Coordinator in the Science & Conservation Program at State Botanical Garden of Georgia.
We'll also hear from experts from Birds Georgia, Georgia Native Plant Society, and Trees Atlanta to learn how to build a wildlife sanctuary in your own landscape. Visit our Fall Flyway Festival webpage for full lineup of events and to register.
Saturday, September 14
8:00 AM to 2:30 PM
Birds Georgia at Trees Atlanta Kendeda TreeHouse, 825 Warner Street, SW, Atlanta
Tickets: $50 for Birds Georgia and GNPS members/ $60 for non-members (includes lunch)
Join fellow plant and bird enthusiasts on Saturday, September 14, for a Round Robin on Transforming Your Greenspace. We're thrilled to welcome keynote speaker, Jennifer Ceska, Conservation Coordinator in the Science & Conservation Program at State Botanical Garden of Georgia.
We'll also hear from experts from Birds Georgia, Georgia Native Plant Society, and Trees Atlanta to learn how to build a wildlife sanctuary in your own landscape. Visit our Fall Flyway Festival webpage for full lineup of events and to register.
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Oak Woodlands Workshop for NRCS, GFC, and County Extension Agents (Madison County)
Tuesday, September 17
9:00 AM to 12:00 PM
Free to attend, but registration is required
Location: Private Property Madison County (location and GPS will be provided to registered guests)
This event is intended for practitioners wanting to learn more about managing oak woodlands to benefit landowners. We will tour a landowner’s property who has been working with the Georgia Department of Natural Resources (DNR) to restore this habitat, and feature experts who will talk about the ecology, management, and restoration of oak woodlands. Light snacks, refreshments, and lunch will be provided.
This event is being co-hosted by Birds Georgia and Georgia Department of Natural Resources.
Tuesday, September 17
9:00 AM to 12:00 PM
Free to attend, but registration is required
Location: Private Property Madison County (location and GPS will be provided to registered guests)
This event is intended for practitioners wanting to learn more about managing oak woodlands to benefit landowners. We will tour a landowner’s property who has been working with the Georgia Department of Natural Resources (DNR) to restore this habitat, and feature experts who will talk about the ecology, management, and restoration of oak woodlands. Light snacks, refreshments, and lunch will be provided.
This event is being co-hosted by Birds Georgia and Georgia Department of Natural Resources.
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Birds and Tree Hike at Lionel Hampton Park-Beecher Hills Park (Fulton County), with Gabe Andrle
Wednesday, September 18
5:00 PM
Lionel Hampton-Beecher Hills Park, 366 Willis Mill Road, Atlanta, GA 30310
Free to attend, but donations encouraged to support our habitat restoration work. Please register at link below so we can send you additional details about the event.
Join Gabe Andrle for a plant and bird walk at Lionel Hampton-Beecher Hills Park. This park boasts some amazing trees and a wide diversity of native plants that attract a myriad of bird species.
Gabe Andrle is Birds Georgia's habitat program manager. He oversees habitat management, restoration, and native plant work across the state. Gabe came to Atlanta to study Environmental Sciences at Emory University. He is a passionate naturalist with a background in ecology, conservation, and environmental education. Check out his "Nature With Gabe" series on YouTube.
Wednesday, September 18
5:00 PM
Lionel Hampton-Beecher Hills Park, 366 Willis Mill Road, Atlanta, GA 30310
Free to attend, but donations encouraged to support our habitat restoration work. Please register at link below so we can send you additional details about the event.
Join Gabe Andrle for a plant and bird walk at Lionel Hampton-Beecher Hills Park. This park boasts some amazing trees and a wide diversity of native plants that attract a myriad of bird species.
Gabe Andrle is Birds Georgia's habitat program manager. He oversees habitat management, restoration, and native plant work across the state. Gabe came to Atlanta to study Environmental Sciences at Emory University. He is a passionate naturalist with a background in ecology, conservation, and environmental education. Check out his "Nature With Gabe" series on YouTube.
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Beginner Plant ID Workshop, with Gabe Andrle (DeKalb County)
Thursday, September 19
6:00 to 7:30 PM
Location: Henderson Park, Tucker
Cost: $20 for Birds Georgia members / $30 for non-members
Limited to 15 participants
Join Birds Georgia's Habitat Program Manager, Gabe Andrle, for a beginner plant identification workshop, where you will learn how to identify some of the most common native and non-native plant species of the metro Atlanta area. No experience is necessary. You will leave equipped with the basics for starting to understand what plants shape the many amazing ecosystems that birds rely on for survival.
Gabe Andrle is Birds Georgia's habitat program manager. He oversees habitat management, restoration, and native plant work across the state. Gabe came to Atlanta to study Environmental Sciences at Emory University. He is a passionate naturalist with a background in ecology, conservation, and environmental education. Check out his "Nature With Gabe" series on YouTube.
Thursday, September 19
6:00 to 7:30 PM
Location: Henderson Park, Tucker
Cost: $20 for Birds Georgia members / $30 for non-members
Limited to 15 participants
Join Birds Georgia's Habitat Program Manager, Gabe Andrle, for a beginner plant identification workshop, where you will learn how to identify some of the most common native and non-native plant species of the metro Atlanta area. No experience is necessary. You will leave equipped with the basics for starting to understand what plants shape the many amazing ecosystems that birds rely on for survival.
Gabe Andrle is Birds Georgia's habitat program manager. He oversees habitat management, restoration, and native plant work across the state. Gabe came to Atlanta to study Environmental Sciences at Emory University. He is a passionate naturalist with a background in ecology, conservation, and environmental education. Check out his "Nature With Gabe" series on YouTube.
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Early Birds Book Club September Meeting
Sunday, September 22, at 2:00 PM
Virtual Meeting via Zoom
The Early Birds Book Club welcomes all who enjoy reading about birds, birding, and birders. We are a “no commitment” book club—some folks join us every time and others occasionally. For a list of past books and more details on those coming up, see below. If you wish to join the Early Bird's e-mail list for announcements and reminder notices, please e-mail Mary Nevil.
The Early Birds will meet virtually via Zoom for the September Meeting. The group will read The Birds Audubon Missed: Discovery and Desire in the American West, by Kenn Kaufman.
Sunday, September 22, at 2:00 PM
Virtual Meeting via Zoom
The Early Birds Book Club welcomes all who enjoy reading about birds, birding, and birders. We are a “no commitment” book club—some folks join us every time and others occasionally. For a list of past books and more details on those coming up, see below. If you wish to join the Early Bird's e-mail list for announcements and reminder notices, please e-mail Mary Nevil.
The Early Birds will meet virtually via Zoom for the September Meeting. The group will read The Birds Audubon Missed: Discovery and Desire in the American West, by Kenn Kaufman.
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Early Birds Book Club October Meeting
Sunday, October 27, at 2:00 PM
In person at Manuel's Tavern
The Early Birds Book Club welcomes all who enjoy reading about birds, birding, and birders. We are a “no commitment” book club—some folks join us every time and others occasionally. For a list of past books and more details on those coming up, see below. If you wish to join the Early Bird's e-mail list for announcements and reminder notices, please e-mail Mary Nevil.
The Early Birds will meet in person at Manuel's Tavern in October. The book selection is Keeping the Chattahoochee: Reviving and Defending a Great Southern River, by Sally Bethea. Sally will join the group briefly for a Q&A and book signing as she will be the presenter for the Birds Georgia Meeting that day.
Sunday, October 27, at 2:00 PM
In person at Manuel's Tavern
The Early Birds Book Club welcomes all who enjoy reading about birds, birding, and birders. We are a “no commitment” book club—some folks join us every time and others occasionally. For a list of past books and more details on those coming up, see below. If you wish to join the Early Bird's e-mail list for announcements and reminder notices, please e-mail Mary Nevil.
The Early Birds will meet in person at Manuel's Tavern in October. The book selection is Keeping the Chattahoochee: Reviving and Defending a Great Southern River, by Sally Bethea. Sally will join the group briefly for a Q&A and book signing as she will be the presenter for the Birds Georgia Meeting that day.
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Birds Georgia at Manuel’s Tavern
Keeping the Chattahoochee, with Sally Bethea
Sunday, October 27, at 3:30 PM
Free to attend, but registration is requested
Join Sally Bethea for a look inside her new book, Keeping the Chattahoochee. Sally is the retired founding director of Chattahoochee Riverkeeper. She served as executive director and riverkeeper for two decades and continues to assist Chattahoochee Riverkeeper as a senior advisor. She also publishes a monthly column, Above the Waterline, in Atlanta Intown. She lives and writes in Midtown Atlanta. Join us for an inspiring look into Sally's activism and learn what we can do to preserve one of Georgia's most precious jewels. Sally will be available to sign copies of her book after the meeting.
Books are available for purchase via Eagle Eye Book Shop. A limited number of copies will be available for sale at the meeting at Manuel's for $25. We will accept cash, check or Venmo.
Keeping the Chattahoochee, with Sally Bethea
Sunday, October 27, at 3:30 PM
Free to attend, but registration is requested
Join Sally Bethea for a look inside her new book, Keeping the Chattahoochee. Sally is the retired founding director of Chattahoochee Riverkeeper. She served as executive director and riverkeeper for two decades and continues to assist Chattahoochee Riverkeeper as a senior advisor. She also publishes a monthly column, Above the Waterline, in Atlanta Intown. She lives and writes in Midtown Atlanta. Join us for an inspiring look into Sally's activism and learn what we can do to preserve one of Georgia's most precious jewels. Sally will be available to sign copies of her book after the meeting.
Books are available for purchase via Eagle Eye Book Shop. A limited number of copies will be available for sale at the meeting at Manuel's for $25. We will accept cash, check or Venmo.