The Denver Zoo is a huge part of my families life, when the weather is nice you will find us there. We know the zoo like the back of our hands and we know most of the animals by name. My families favorite is the Pachyderms and spending as much time as we have in and around the Pachyderm house watching the giant gray creatures that live there we have gotten to know one of the zoo keepers, Dave Johnson. Dave is one amazing human being! When he isn't at the Denver Zoo taking care of our beloved hippos and rhinos he is traveling to Nepal to help with animal conservation. A few years ago Dave wrote a children's book called
The Elephants Of Denver with all the proceeds from the sale of his book going to aid in the conservation efforts to save endangered animals in Nepal. Last year Dave wrote a new children's book called
Narayani: The Unicorn Of Nepal to help raise more money for Nepal's conservation efforts.
We took our son to the Denver Zoo for his birthday and as a birthday gift Dave gave our son a copy of his new book. The story of Narayani is an amazing tale and the illustrations are so much fun to look at, they were all done using Dave's personal photos from Nepal. It has quickly become our families favorite book. I read it to my son almost every night and I often find him sitting in his chair looking at all the colorful pictures.
The best part of this book is that every single penny of every single book that is purchased goes to the
Rocky Mountain AAZK (American Association Of Zoo Keepers) and Nepal's Conservation.
You can find this special book in the
Denver Zoo's gift shop. So if you live in Colorado or are just visiting please stop by and pick up your copy of Narayani: The Unicorn Of Nepal today and help save these majestic, endangered animals.
Thanks so much for the great support Lindsey, glad you guys like the new book and the art work using the photographs. It made it even more special for me that way. I will share this on my Facebook page. Have a great week, and I hope to see you and the family soon!
ReplyDeleteYou are very welcome! I think what you are doing is amazing and I want to help out any way I can!
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