Most Read This Week In Conservation

[close] How do we save and rewild our natural spaces? How can we restore wildlife populations? How do we overcome adversity to rally communities? What are the most responsible ways to experience nature? These are questions answered through the Rewildology Podcast hosted by Brooke Mitchell, conservation biologist and adventure traveler. Join us as we deep dive into the books shared in the podcast with the authors in Q&A's (when possible)! We're thrilled to have you here.

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[close] I'm expecting this to be an eclectic reading list, and looking for Kirst to help lead the scientific discussions while Mika will provide the literary perspective. And of course our main goal is to read enough important books so that we can figure out the purpose of life and the solution to all the world's problems.

[close] The purpose of this book club is to encourage the reading of books/works of literature that focus on topics related to the the natural world and environmental issues, ranging from agriculture and conservation to environmental justice and activism. It would be great to pay close attention to the development of the modern environmental movement in the U.S., starting from its humble beginnings (i.e. American Transcendentalism) and moving all the way up to the present day. We hope to read and then discuss an equal amount of the classics and more modern titles. A goal of mine is to have this club help build and support a community of knowledgeable and responsible citizens.