A HOME for Habitat Library. We're very excited to embark on a 2026 site search. Habitat Library after all, was always meant to be shared. Every day we think about that just-right space, where good books can be borrowed, and where new connections & discoveries will be made. With a home, our programs will keep growing, and we'll be reaching many more people. Help us unleash our rich resource about people, nature & land.
If you have thoughts or leads, please EMAIL jeff@habitatlibrary.co.site
Explore Nearby Nature, and the Books that Enrich Our Lives
Habitat Library’s mission is to help connect people to nature, land, and the places where we live and work. Our goal is to help create a caring community around the love of nature, and all the unexpected wonders to be found in the city and beyond.
HABITAT LIBRARY's 2026 Fall Book Clubs & More....
A HABITAT FOR HABITAT: our Site Search is Underway
Last CITY PARKS BOOK CLUB for 2026
FOREST EUPHORIA: The Abounding Queerness of Nature by Patricia Ononiwu Kaishian.
"If the first lesson in how to love nature is learning to see yourself it — and to see it in you — then Forest Euphoria is a master class in how to love the world." — Margaret Renkl.
"An antidote to the loneliness of our species." — Robin Wall Kimmerer.
WHEN: Sunday, September 13th, 10:30am to 12 noon.
WHERE: Denver's Crestmoor Park
TO REGISTER for this FREE book club, simply email jeff@habitatlibrary.co.site
FALL BOOK CLUBS UNDERWAY
COYOTE AMERICA: A Natural & Supernatural History by Dan Flores.
"Think of Coyote America as a biography of our continent's most enigmatic & successful predator...It is also a meditation, eloquent and insightful, on our relationship to wildlife, nature, and national culture." — William deBuys.
WHEN: Saturday, Oct. 17th, 10:30am to 12 noon.
WHERE: Woodbury Library (a DPL branch)
TO REGISTER for this FREE book club, email jeff@habitatlibrary.co.site
And for later this Fall: Here's Two SAVE THE DATES:
— WINTERING by Katherine May, Saturday, Nov. 14th, 10:30am to 12 noon.
— ORBITAL, A Novel by Samantha Harvey, Saturday, December 12th, 10:30am to 12 noon.
Locations TBA. TO REGISTER for our FREE in-person Book Clubs email jeff@habitatlibrary.co.site
SAND CREEK ART WALK with mural Artist Catie Michel
Join us as we explore the murals along the "daylighted" concrete tunnels left over from Stapleton Airport. Artist Catie Michel will be on hand to discuss the latest Sand Creek mural, her award-winning "Nature Notes" — winner of the 2025 Bronze Medal from the National Mural Awards.
WHEN: Sunday, Sept 27th, 10am to 12 noon.
For more information, and HOW TO REGISTER for this FREE Walk, email jeff@habitatlibrary.co.site
STAY TUNED FOR MORE COMING UP THIS FALL....
HABITAT LIBRARY is planning a few more programs for the Fall season, including:
— A "Milkweed Guide" to Denver's Microseasons, and
— A Prairie Poetry Walk.
PLUS MORE ON HABITAT LIBRARY'S SITE SEARCH!
Books, Nature, & Neighborhoods
What's Next for the Habitat Library?
In 2026 we'll be establishing the Habitat Library as a nonprofit organization, so until that time we won't be able to process donations. But until then, there are many other ways we can connect with each other!
We'll always be looking for people and organizations that will help shape our programs and the library itself. Please reach out with your thoughts and questions.
We would also love for you to sign up for a Book Club or other events. AND this will be especially helpful: please be another set of eyes and ears looking for the future home for Habitat Library's books and programs. We're always looking for the right place and right partners to help create a gathering place focused on books, learning, nature and the land. **jeff@habitatlibrary.co.site**
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