Nature's Best Hope: Wright Library Community Read
Join in the Community Read, April 1-30, 2021
Renowned entomologist and ecologist Douglas Tallamy is teaming up with Wright Library for a community read and initiative to support the Miami Valley ecosystem. Tallamy’s book Nature’s Best Hope and his Homegrown National Park movement offer a hopeful and achievable plan for urban and suburban dwellers to help save the planet.
4 ways to be involved in the WMPL Community Read:
- READ Tallamy’s exploration of biodiversity, native plants, sustainable living, and the flourishing future he envisions.
- JOIN virtual events throughout April to learn and discuss the ideas found in the book.
- ATTEND Douglas Tallamy's virtual visit on April 29th where he'll present his ideas and answer questions.
- EXPLORE Resources to get connected, find educational opportunities, and start changing the planet!
About Nature's Best Hope and Douglas Tallamy's Home Grown National Park Movement >>
Doug's Five Easy Steps for Beginners
Thank you to our community partners: Five Rivers MetroParks | City of Oakwood | Green Oakwood
Wright Library Community Read is part of Wright Library’s Let’s Talk series which promotes in-depth conversation, intentional community, respect, active listening, and problem-solving among neighbors. It is supported by a grant from American Library Association’s Libraries Transforming Communities Initiative.