Guest Speakers
General Meeting Information
Our monthly meeting begins at 6:30 PM on the third Monday of the month (except for the months of June, July, August and December) at the First United Methodist Church, 1551 Montgomery Drive, Santa Rosa.
The First United Methodist Church is on Montgomery Drive about one-half mile west of Montgomery Village between California Avenue and Talbot Avenue, and just two blocks east of Santa Rosa Memorial Hospital. Parking is available on Montgomery Drive.
As always, the public is invited to these free programs.
Members’ Meetings and Presentations
Monday September 15th 6:30pm
Members’ Meeting and Presentation by Dr. Bob Rubin “Flying Carpets of Ebony Silk”. Dr. Rubin is the founder and director of the Pacific Manta Research Group, conducting field research, assessment and conservation of oceanic manta rays in the Subtropical Pacific. His recent work helped establish the Revillagigedo Archipelago of Mexico as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
United Methodist Church, Fellowship Room, 1551 Montgomery Dr., Santa Rosa
Monday October 20th 6:30pm
Members’ Meeting and Presentation by Bird Rescue Center “Owls and Halloween” United Methodist Church, Fellowship Room, 1551 Montgomery Dr., Santa Rosa.
Wednesday November 19th. 6:30pm Note the day change
Members’ meeting and presentation: Presentation by author, Paul Bannick on Woodpeckers. A Madrone/RROS collaboration. Paul is an award-winning author, photographer and conservationist. His informative and spellbinding presentations include a combination of natural history, the surprising natural inter-relationships, and conservation.
Paul will be introducing his just-released book, “Woodpecker, a year in a life”
United Methodist Church, Fellowship Room, 1551 Montgomery Dr., Santa Rosa.
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