5:30 p.m., King Library
Please note this is a book discussion without the author present.
Into the Amazon tells the thrilling story of Cândido Rondon, the Indigenous Brazilian explorer, scientist, and conservationist who guided Theodore Roosevelt on his legendary “River of Doubt” expedition. From mapping untamed rivers to advocating for rainforest peoples and national parks, this book finally gives Rondon the recognition he deserves.
Facilitator: Ed Lamont
Biography: Since 1991, Ed Lamont has served as a docent at the Flagler Museum in Palm Beach. Recently, he has been a guest history lecturer at Palm Beach Atlantic University. He also leads tours of the Breakers Hotel and gives gallery talks at The Society of the Four Arts. Ed presents historic topics at Daughters & Sons of the American Revolution Chapters, The Lake Worth Pioneer Association, and The Mayflower Society.