An Immense World by Ed Yong
Discover the unique senses animals use to guide how they live, feed, procreate, and experience the world around them.
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Category: Recommended Reads
The Secret Network of Nature by Peter Wohlleben
Nature is a connected network of life. Learn about nature’s beautiful complexity in The Secret Network of Nature.
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The Hour of Land by Terry Tempest Williams
In The Hour of Land, Terry Tempest Williams takes readers on a sweeping, celebratory tour of 12 national parks.
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Forest Bathing by Dr. Qing Li
Dr. Qing Li shares the science behind our need for nature and how forest bathing can positively impact your health.
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We are the Weather by Jonathan Safran Foer
Personal and deeply compelling, We Are The Weather challenges that the climate crisis is one of belief. If we believe, we can then act.
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Around the World in 80 Trees by Jonathan Drori
Jonathan Drori brings botany, culture, and history together to weave a love letter to trees in his book, Around the World in 80 Trees.
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The Sustainable City by Steven Cohen
This book offers a comprehensive discussion of sustainable urban systems and how we need to transition from consumerism to environmentalism.
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Islands of Abandonment by Cal Flyn
Journey to some of the most desolate places on earth where nature is slowly thriving, recovering, and healing itself from man’s wreckage.
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How to Give Up Plastic by Will McCallum
How To Give Up Plastic shares practical ways to eliminate plastic in your home and your lifestyle for a greener tomorrow.
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Can I Recycle This? by Jennie Romer
Romer’s “Can I Recycle This?” shares her knowledge on recycling, waste processing, and plastic to help you reduce waste and recycle smarter.
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Garbology: Our Dirty Love Affair with Trash by Edward Humes
Garbology details how the American lifestyle creates mountains of trash, explains what happens to it, and explores solutions to reduce waste.
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Zero Waste Home by Bea Johnson
Discover how the Johnson family dramatically reduced their waste, which ultimately saved them time, money and improved their health.
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