Gemara Gifford, Director of Development and Biodiversity for Trees, Water & People, will be the featured speaker at the next Denver Field Ornithologists meeting on Monday, October 23 at 7:30 p.m. in the Ricketson Auditorium of the Denver Museum of Nature and Science.Park on the north side of the Museum and enter the north side security/employee entrance. Tell the guard that you are there for the DFO meeting.Gemara will speak on how Shade coffee growers in Central America may hold the secret to conserving migratory birds and alleviating poverty at the same time. Diverse coffee agroecosystems improve farmer livelihoods and food security, because they are grown with a diversity of fruit, nut, and fiber trees, and are sometimes combined with local crops. Mary Cay Burger 10826 E Maplewood Pl Englewood, Co 80111
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