Booksigning First Friday December 2nd

Filled with mystery conjured by unparalleled biodiversity, the Klamath Mountains tell numerous
stories of evolution and resilience shaped over long periods of time. Geology is the defining
character of this range, with numerous smaller ranges—including the Siskiyou, Marble, and
Trinity mountains—forming a jigsaw puzzle of big-shouldered river canyons and sharp ridgelines.
Within the Klamath Knot, geology also shapes climate with wet coastal rainforests in the west
and dry semi-deserts in the east.

Michael Kauffmann and Justin Garwood co-edited a new work titled The Klamath Mountains: A
Natural History with the help of 32 other authors. Experts in all aspects of the region’s natural
history came together and are the first to tell the entire story.

Michael and Justin will be discussing and signing books on December 2nd at the Northwest
Nature Shop from 6 to 8 pm and on December 3rd will be presenting at Southern Oregon University from 7-9pm.
These events are co-sponsored by the Northwest Nature Shop, Rogue Valley Audubon Society,
and KS Wild.