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SUMMARY:Birds of the Bay Area with Dick Evans and Hannah Hindley
DESCRIPTION:Bird photographer Dick Evans and writer and wilderness guide 
 Hannah Hindley present In the Shadow of the Bridge: Birds of the Bay Area. 
 In conversation with Ryan DiGaudio from Point Blue Conservation Science\, 
 whose scientists guided them into the world of birds. \n\nIn the Shadow of 
 the Bridge is a sumptuously photographed art book that showcases the wild 
 beauty and biodiversity of one of the most significant bird habitats in 
 North America. With over 200 full-color images by acclaimed photographer 
 Dick Evans and poetic prose by award-winning writer Hannah Hindley\, the 
 book captures the rich avian life of the San Francisco Bay 
 bioregion—where the Pacific Flyway converges and more than half of the 
 country’s bird species can be found.\n\nDick Evans became interested in 
 photography as a graduate student at Stanford University and continued his 
 practice throughout a forty-seven-year career in the global metals industry 
 that took him all over the world. Evans is the author or coauthor of the 
 photography books San Francisco and the Bay Area: The Haight-Ashbury 
 Edition\, The Mission\, and San Francisco’s Chinatown.\n\nHannah Hindley 
 is a wilderness guide and the recipient of the Thomas Wood Award in 
 Journalism\, the Ellen Meloy Desert Writers Award\, and the Barry Lopez 
 Prize in Nonfiction. She graduated from Harvard with degrees in English and 
 evolutionary biology\; she holds an MFA in creative nonfiction from 
 University of Arizona. Her environmental essays can be found in Bay 
 Nature\, The Sun\, Hakai\, and more. \n\nRyan DiGaudio is the Working Lands 
 Principal Ecologist at Point Blue Conservation Science. With a background 
 in ecology and habitat restoration\, Ryan works closely with landowners and 
 agencies to align conservation goals with practical land management. He 
 holds a B.A. from UC Santa Cruz and an M.S. from the University of 
 Michigan\, and is based at Point Blue’s Palomarin Field Station in the 
 Point Reyes National Seashore. \n\nOur bookseller for this program is Book 
 Passage Corte Madera.
LOCATION:Main Reading Room
ORGANIZER;CN="Maggie Grabmeier":MAILTO:mgrabmeier@cityofmillvalley.gov
CATEGORIES:In Person, Literary
CONTACT;CN="Maggie Grabmeier":MAILTO:mgrabmeier@cityofmillvalley.gov
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URL:https://millvalleylibrary.libcal.com/event/14967910
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