A compelling argument for a new approach to accounting and sustainability, emphasizing the importance of acknowledging the true cost of products, practices, and decisions beyond their literal dollar value.
Thomas masterfully explores the concept of intersectional environmentalism, a perspective that acknowledges the interconnectedness of social injustices and environmental degradation.
The Dalai Lama shares profound insights on compassion, kindness, and the interconnectedness of all beings. His teachings are complemented by the whimsical and heartwarming illustrations of Patrick McDonnell, known for his simplicity and emotional depth.
“Regenerative agriculture is going to be a key phrase in the decades ahead—and this book will get you in on the ground floor, so to speak. Not much could be more...
KIRKUS REVIEW: A strong polemic, in which Berry (Another Turn of the Crank, 1995, etc.) takes a wrecking ball to E.O. Wilson’s Consilience, reducing its smug assumptions...
You can buy Steven Druker’s book on Amazon. As well as being important, it’s a great read. EXCERPT: Druker has, without doubt, written one of the most important books of the...
This program is read by Carl Pope and Charles Pellett with a preface read by the author, Mayor Michael Bloomberg. From Mayor Michael Bloomberg and former head of the Sierra...
Susan Perry gives you and amazing and in depth look into the lives of these highly social, complex monkeys. Primatology has often been dominated by studies on apes, but the...
Stephen Tolpinrud - Pax Natura Trustee Introduction The question of whether or not environmentalists should support climate engineering generates intense conversation, and...
Federico Muñoz Chacón and Richard Dennis Johnston Costa Rica is a remarkable place for amphibians and reptiles. Known for its biological diversity, conservation priorities,...
Andrea Wulf Alexander von Humboldt (1769–1859) was an intrepid explorer and the most famous scientist of his age. In North America, his name still graces four counties,...
Wendell Berry identifies himself as both “a farmer of sorts and an artist of sorts,” which he deftly illustrates in the scope of these 22 essays. Ranging from America’s...