Yellowstone & Grand Teton’s Best Nature Walks
Yellowstone and Grand Teton’s Best Nature Walks by Roddy Scheer guides you through simple hikes that feature the best of the parks’ rich ecology.
10 Essential Environmental Books for Sustainable Living
How to Run a Planet
John Holman’s How to Run a Planet recognizes the primary causes of our political and environmental crises: a lack of good global government, a laissez faire ideology, and a materialist worldview.
Atlas of a Threatened Planet
In Atlas of a Threatened Planet, Esther Gonstalla uses easy-to-understand infographics to explain the climate and environmental crisis.
Bracing For The Great Displacement
The Great Displacement delves into the human cost of climate change, focusing on the mass migrations already happening within the U.S.
The Heat Will Kill You First
In The Heat Will Kill You First, Jeff Goodell provides an alarming exploration of the growing dangers of extreme heat due to climate change.
When the Ice Is Gone
Paul Bierman explores the history and future of the Greenland ice sheet in When the Ice Is Gone.
Becoming Earth: How Our Planet Came to Life
Becoming Earth by Ferris Jabr presents a fresh perspective on our planet’s history and its relationship with life.
Eco-Anxiety: Saving Our Sanity, Our Kids And Our Future
Eco-Anxiety by Heather White is an insightful guide designed to help individuals cope with the overwhelming emotions brought on by the climate crisis.
ATLAS OBSCURA: WILD LIFE: An Explorer’s Guide to the World’s Living Wonders
ATLAS OBSCURA: WILD LIFE invites readers to travel the globe, from Arctic deserts to lush jungles to the depths of the ocean—and even into the heart of our densest cities.
A Sea Full Of Turtles Shines The Light Of Optimism On The Crisis Of Our Seas
A Sea Full of Turtles: The Search for Optimism in an Epoch of Extinction is an inspired and impassioned story of adventure that
explores the richness of marine life and charts a path of resilience and hope in the face of environmental challenges.