Acclaimed author Annie Proulx is one of the swamp folk at heart, and in Fen, Bog & Swamp, she argues for the preservation and restoration of peatlands the world over.
The 19 lyrical, reflective and urgent essays in The World As We Knew It command the full attention of every reader.
Barry Lopez’s posthumous essay collection is a powerful reminder that we have an obligation to care for the Earth as we care for ourselves.
The venerable sci-fi writer Kim Stanley Robinson shares his lifelong devotion to hiking the high Sierra in a kaleidoscopic love letter to a majestic landscape.
Rebecca Beyer’s magic-filled guide to herbalism and foraging will powerfully remind readers of their connection to their animal, vegetable and mineral kin.
Unlike mountaineering memoirs that celebrate the ego of the individual climber, Silvia Vasquez-Lavado’s story is intimately collaborative.
I had no idea just how many flowers were safe to consume until I cracked open Edible Flowers. This one is a true sensual experience between two covers.
Readers of Nick Offerman’s latest work of comedic, ecological greatness will feel as though they’re spending the day hiking right beside him.
Diana Helmuth’s funny, frank perspective is a breath of fresh air on the whole fresh-air-and-nature thing.
Poet and cultural commentator Lisa Wells profiles a variety of people whose radical responses to the climate crisis defy the norm.
With a passionate love for the ocean, Frauke Bagusche plunges readers into the dazzling mysteries of the sea.
Tyler J. Kelley examines the delicate dance of commerce and nature on America’s waterways—and presents some creative solutions to maintain the equilibrium.
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