Science on Tap - The Bigfoot Trail: Exploring & Protecting the Biodiversity of the Klamath Mts

October's Science on Tap will feature author Michael Kauffmann who will present: “The Bigfoot Trail: Exploring and Protecting the Biodiversity of the Klamath Mountains”

Michael is an educator, author, and ecologist based in Humboldt County. He is the founder of The Bigfoot Trail Alliance and author of several natural history books. His latest book, co-authored with Matt Ritter, California Trees: A Guide to the Native Species.

Michael will share the origins of the Bigfoot Trail, from his early exploratory hikes in 2009 and 2011 to the growth of today’s Bigfoot Trail Alliance, which connects hikers, volunteers, and youth with the extraordinary landscapes of the Klamath Mountains. Along the way, discover why this region is recognized as one of the most biodiverse mountain ranges in North America—home to more species of conifers than anywhere else on Earth.

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