Some stories entertain us. Others stay with us. Join us for the Shirley Heinze Land Trust Book Club as we discuss Never Whistle at Night, a remarkable anthology of Indigenous horror and dark fiction that explores what haunts us—both seen and unseen. Through stories inspired by culture, memory, folklore, and lived experience, this collection invites […]
Join us for an engaging book club discussion as we explore Greenwood by Michael Christie. Spanning generations and deeply rooted in the lives of those connected to forests, this immersive novel invites us to reflect on our relationship with the natural world, family legacies, and the passage of time. Together, we’ll dive into the novel’s rich storytelling,
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Join us for the Shirley Heinze Land Trust Book Club as we explore The Bear by Andrew Krivak. Set in a world where humans have vanished, this beautifully written story follows a father and daughter as they navigate the wilderness, offering a moving reflection on survival, family, and our deep connection to the natural world.
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In honor of International Women’s Day, our March book club will explore All We Can Save, an inspiring anthology edited by Katharine Wilkinson and Ayana Elizabeth Johnson. This collection brings together essays, poetry, and reflections from a diverse group of women leading the way in climate science, activism, policy, and art. Join us as we
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We’re thrilled to announce the launch of our very first book club at Shirley Heinze Land Trust! To celebrate this new chapter, we’ll be reading a book that beautifully reflects our love for the natural world — The Comfort of Crows: A Backyard Year by Margaret Renkl. Let’s start 2026 off with reflection as we
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