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Book Club Discussion with Dan Flores: American Serengeti

Hosted By: Student Development Working Group
Date: December 11, 7:00 pm

Join the Student Development Working Group for a special book club discussion of American Serengeti with award-winning author Dan Flores!

Dan will share insights into the stories and research behind American Serengeti, exploring the history, ecology and restoration of the Great Plains and its wildlife. This interactive discussion is a rare opportunity to engage directly with one of today’s leading voices in environmental history and wildlife conservation.

This event is free and open to all TWS members. Whether you’ve read the book or are simply interested in the topic, you’re welcome to attend and take part in the conversation.

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