Ken Sanders Rare Books is pleased to welcome local writer Ashley Brown for an event celebrating her recent release through Mountaineers Books Urban Trails: Salt Lake City. Sunday, September 8, 2024 • 3-5 pm At Ken Sanders Rare Books 209 East 500 South • Salt Lake City, Utah (In the Leonardo Building) Brown will lead a presentation about local trails, take attendees on a guided walk in the area, and end with a book signing of Urban Trails: Salt Lake City. The event is free and open to the public. About Urban Trails: Salt Lake City Urban Trails: Salt Lake City will get residents, visitors, and hikers of all skill levels outside on more than 40 routes in the beautiful parks, canyons, and mountains in and around this fast-growing city. Whether readers plan to walk, run, or hike, this full-color guide offers a range of options from short, easy jaunts to more challenging all-day hikes. From the network of preserves and parks to rugged canyons and majestic Wasatch peaks just outside the city, readers will find choices for enjoying all that the area has to offer. This accessible guidebook includes detailed trailhead directions with public transportation details, information on the area’s wildflowers and flowering shrubs and trees, and amenities for each destination, including restrooms, picnic facilities, playgrounds, and more. Each hike also has highlighted trail distance, high point, elevation gain, and other details along with info for families with kids, dog owners, and winter. About Ashley Brown Lifelong Utah resident Ashley Brown hails from Pleasant Grove and spent her childhood playing in the foothills of Mount Timpanogos. Wilderness conservation is a crucial component in how she writes and recreates--walking, hiking, and running in the mountains for rejuvenation. Her writing has appeared in a variety of Utah-based travel and outdoor publications, including Utah Adventure Journal, Park City Magazine, Town- Lift, PCStyle Magazine, and Neighbors of Park City Magazine. She seeks adventure to fuel her stories with her husband Chris Brown, an AMGA guide, climbing rock and alpine routes, snowboarding and splitboarding, and catching some air on her wakeboard. About Mountaineer Books An independent, nonprofit publisher based in Seattle, Mountaineers Books has crafted award-winning books on outdoor recreation, sustainable lifestyle, and conservation since 1960 with the publication of Mountaineering: The Freedom of the Hills, now in its 9th edition. Including imprints Skipstone and Braided River, the press has more than 650 books in print and/or e-book. New titles out this season include: Return of the Bison by Roger L. Di Silvestro, and Discovering the Outlaw Trail by Mike Bezemek. Learn more at www.mountaineersbooks.org, and join the conversation on Facebook @MountaineersBooks, Instagram @mtnbooks, and Twitter @MtneersBooks. More about Ashley Lauren Brown can be found at: https://www.pennedbynature.com/ Inquiries can be directed to: Hattie MacLeod, Ken Sanders Rare Books - hattie@kensandersbooks.com Ashley Lauren Brown, Author - pennedbynature@gmail.com Kate Jay, Publicist, Mountaineers Books - jnichols@westminsteru.edu

Ken Sanders Rare Books is pleased to welcome local writer Ashley Brown for an event celebrating her recent release through Mountaineers Books Urban Trails: Salt Lake City. Sunday, September 8, 2024 • 3-5 pm At Ken Sanders Rare Books 209 East 500 South • Salt Lake City, Utah (In the Leonardo Building) Brown will lead a presentation about local trails, take attendees on a guided walk in the area, and end with a book signing of Urban Trails: Salt Lake City. The event is free and open to the public. About Urban Trails: Salt Lake City Urban Trails: Salt Lake City will get residents, visitors, and hikers of all skill levels outside on more than 40 routes in the beautiful parks, canyons, and mountains in and around this fast-growing city. Whether readers plan to walk, run, or hike, this full-color guide offers a range of options from short, easy jaunts to more challenging all-day hikes. From the network of preserves and parks to rugged canyons and majestic Wasatch peaks just outside the city, readers will find choices for enjoying all that the area has to offer. This accessible guidebook includes detailed trailhead directions with public transportation details, information on the area’s wildflowers and flowering shrubs and trees, and amenities for each destination, including restrooms, picnic facilities, playgrounds, and more. Each hike also has highlighted trail distance, high point, elevation gain, and other details along with info for families with kids, dog owners, and winter. About Ashley Brown Lifelong Utah resident Ashley Brown hails from Pleasant Grove and spent her childhood playing in the foothills of Mount Timpanogos. Wilderness conservation is a crucial component in how she writes and recreates--walking, hiking, and running in the mountains for rejuvenation. Her writing has appeared in a variety of Utah-based travel and outdoor publications, including Utah Adventure Journal, Park City Magazine, Town- Lift, PCStyle Magazine, and Neighbors of Park City Magazine. She seeks adventure to fuel her stories with her husband Chris Brown, an AMGA guide, climbing rock and alpine routes, snowboarding and splitboarding, and catching some air on her wakeboard. About Mountaineer Books An independent, nonprofit publisher based in Seattle, Mountaineers Books has crafted award-winning books on outdoor recreation, sustainable lifestyle, and conservation since 1960 with the publication of Mountaineering: The Freedom of the Hills, now in its 9th edition. Including imprints Skipstone and Braided River, the press has more than 650 books in print and/or e-book. New titles out this season include: Return of the Bison by Roger L. Di Silvestro, and Discovering the Outlaw Trail by Mike Bezemek. Learn more at www.mountaineersbooks.org, and join the conversation on Facebook @MountaineersBooks, Instagram @mtnbooks, and Twitter @MtneersBooks. More about Ashley Lauren Brown can be found at: https://www.pennedbynature.com/ Inquiries can be directed to: Hattie MacLeod, Ken Sanders Rare Books - hattie@kensandersbooks.com Ashley Lauren Brown, Author - pennedbynature@gmail.com Kate Jay, Publicist, Mountaineers Books - jnichols@westminsteru.edu

Ken Sanders Rare Books is pleased to welcome local writer Ashley Brown for an event celebrating her recent release through Mountaineers Books Urban Trails: Salt Lake City. Sunday, September 8, 2024 • 3-5 pm At Ken Sanders Rare Books 209 East 500 South • Salt Lake City, Utah (In the Leonardo Building) Brown will lead a presentation about local trails, take attendees on a guided walk in the area, and end with a book signing of Urban Trails: Salt Lake City. The event is free and open to the public. About Urban Trails: Salt Lake City Urban Trails: Salt Lake City will get residents, visitors, and hikers of all skill levels outside on more than 40 routes in the beautiful parks, canyons, and mountains in and around this fast-growing city. Whether readers plan to walk, run, or hike, this full-color guide offers a range of options from short, easy jaunts to more challenging all-day hikes. From the network of preserves and parks to rugged canyons and majestic Wasatch peaks just outside the city, readers will find choices for enjoying all that the area has to offer. This accessible guidebook includes detailed trailhead directions with public transportation details, information on the area’s wildflowers and flowering shrubs and trees, and amenities for each destination, including restrooms, picnic facilities, playgrounds, and more. Each hike also has highlighted trail distance, high point, elevation gain, and other details along with info for families with kids, dog owners, and winter. About Ashley Brown Lifelong Utah resident Ashley Brown hails from Pleasant Grove and spent her childhood playing in the foothills of Mount Timpanogos. Wilderness conservation is a crucial component in how she writes and recreates--walking, hiking, and running in the mountains for rejuvenation. Her writing has appeared in a variety of Utah-based travel and outdoor publications, including Utah Adventure Journal, Park City Magazine, Town- Lift, PCStyle Magazine, and Neighbors of Park City Magazine. She seeks adventure to fuel her stories with her husband Chris Brown, an AMGA guide, climbing rock and alpine routes, snowboarding and splitboarding, and catching some air on her wakeboard. About Mountaineer Books An independent, nonprofit publisher based in Seattle, Mountaineers Books has crafted award-winning books on outdoor recreation, sustainable lifestyle, and conservation since 1960 with the publication of Mountaineering: The Freedom of the Hills, now in its 9th edition. Including imprints Skipstone and Braided River, the press has more than 650 books in print and/or e-book. New titles out this season include: Return of the Bison by Roger L. Di Silvestro, and Discovering the Outlaw Trail by Mike Bezemek. Learn more at www.mountaineersbooks.org, and join the conversation on Facebook @MountaineersBooks, Instagram @mtnbooks, and Twitter @MtneersBooks. More about Ashley Lauren Brown can be found at: https://www.pennedbynature.com/ Inquiries can be directed to: Hattie MacLeod, Ken Sanders Rare Books - hattie@kensandersbooks.com Ashley Lauren Brown, Author - pennedbynature@gmail.com Kate Jay, Publicist, Mountaineers Books - jnichols@westminsteru.edu

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The University of Utah Marriott Library is one of 90+ U.S. Patent and Trademark Resource Centers (PTRCs) in the country, and one of two in the state of Utah. We celebrate our 40th anniversary of our PTRC designation this September. PTRC representatives are information experts trained on how to use search tools to access patent and trademark information. Featuring Kathi Vidal, Under Secretary of Commerce for Intellectual Property and Director of the United States Patent and Trademark Office. More information: https://blog.lib.utah.edu/40th-anniversary-of-salt-lake-citys-patent-and-trademark-resource-center/

Join Eduardo Baca, Mexico Consul General of Utah, Alejandro Puy, Salt Lake City Council District 2, Dr. Annie Isabel Fukushima, University of Utah professor, and Leo Flores, community engagement officer with the Utah Department of Public Safety, for a film screening and conversation on preventing hate-motivated violence in Utah. We hope you’ll join these community leaders in pledging to speak up and stand up against hate. Tuesday, September 24 at the Salt Lake City Public Library Auditorium. Event starts at 6pm. See the trailer for the film here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OC-vtff7Rpc

Acompaña a Eduardo Baca, Cónsul de México en Utah; Alejandro Puy, Salt Lake City Concejo Municipal Distrito 2, Dra. Annie Isabel Fukushima, profesora de la Universidad de Utah; y, a Leo Flores, oficial de enlace comunitario del Departamento de Seguridad Pública de Utah, para la proyección de un documental y una conversación sobre la prevención en Utah de actos de violencia motivados por el odio. Únete a estos líderes comunitarios en el llamado a denunciar y hacer frente a cualquier expresión de odio. Martes, 24 de septiembre, en la Biblioteca Pública de Salt Lake City. El evento iniciará a las 6 pm. Vea el avance de la película aquí: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OC-vtff7Rpc Únete a estos líderes comunitarios en el llamado a denunciar y hacer frente a cualquier expresión de odio. Martes, 24 de septiembre, en la Biblioteca Pública de Salt Lake City. El evento iniciará a las 6 pm. Vea el avance de la película aquí: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OC-vtff7Rpc

Join best-selling author HeatherAsh Amara for this dynamic exploration of her latest book: Wild, Willing, and Wise: An Interactive Guide for When to Paddle, When to Rest, and When to Jump Naked into the River of Life. Whether we realize it or not, our lives are a constant cycle through three energies: the creativity and abundance of Wild, the courage and power of Willing, and the gratitude and surrender of Wise. HeatherAsh will walk us through descriptions of the three archetypes, so we can learn how each presents in excess and deficiency. During this talk, we will begin to explore how to bring the three energies into balance in order to find inner freedom and alignment. This evening is an invitation into an ongoing journey. Join HeatherAsh Amara as we explore how to become fiercely engaged, wildly creative, unfailingly experimental, wonderfully confused, seriously delighted, and compassionately vulnerable. About HeatherAsh Amara: HeatherAsh Amara is the author of nine books, including the bestselling Warrior Goddess Training, The Seven Secrets of Happy and Healthy Relationships with don Miguel Ruiz Jr., and the upcoming book Wild, Willing, and Wise. She skillfully and unconditionally guides people to shift from self-judgment to discernment, victimhood to authentic vulnerability, and to shed limiting domestication so they can ground into their self-intimacy, steadiness, and stillness. Raised in Southeast Asia, HeatherAsh has traveled the world from childhood and is continually inspired by the diversity and beauty of human expression and experience. She brings this open-hearted, inclusive worldview to her writings and teachings. https://www.goldenbraidslc.com/events/becoming-wild-willing-and-wise-an-evening-with-heatherash-amara

https://uofupress.com/event/gary-machlis-on-sustainability-for-the-forgotten/ Sustainability for the Forgotten is an incendiary book that confronts the history, policies, and practices of sustainability. It interrogates the usefulness of current sustainability approaches for the poorest of the poor, the chronic underclass, victims of natural disasters, refugees, the oppressed, and asks, how can we do better? With examples that range from the coffeelands of El Salvador to the coal country of American Appalachia, from the streets of Detroit to refugee camps in Greece and the upscale metro centers of the affluent, sustainability is examined with a critical eye and with an emphasis on insuring that the forgotten are heard. Listen to Gary Machlis as he challenges the sustainability movement to follow “a just and necessary path” and provides a call to action that is ultimately hopeful. Gary E. Machlis is University Professor of Environmental Sustainability at Clemson University. He is an elected Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, and member of the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine’s Roundtable on Science and Technology for Sustainability and its Board on Environmental Change and Society. He has written widely on issues of conservation, science policy, and sustainability.