Most Read This Week In Environment

[close] A quiet corner for readers who love nature, slow living, folkcraft, ecology, healing, homesteading, wildlife, and heartfelt storytelling. This group follows the same spirit as the Little Fox Hearthstead blog — grounded, warm, curious, and always growing. Here, we read at our own pace. We share books that nourish us, help us learn, challenge us gently, or bring us comfort. Whether you’re exploring field guides, mental health reads, folklore, natural history, homesteading basics, or cozy novels, you’re welcome here. This is a space for: • thoughtful discussion • learning together • respecting each other’s boundaries • sharing resources without pressure or judgment • and most importantly having fun and making friends! Curl up, settle in, and make yourself at home.

[close] "Sentientism is an ethical philosophy that grants degrees of moral consideration to all sentient beings. Sentientism extends humanism by showing compassion for non-human animals as well as potential artificial and alien intelligences. In common with humanism, sentientism rejects supernatural beliefs in favour of critical, evidence-based thinking." - Wikipedia

[close] For people studying or interested in arboriculture, and for tree lovers of all kinds! Welcome! I am building a well-rounded list based on collegiate textbooks or recommendations from ISA Board Certified Master Arborists in the PNW. (in addition to this list should always be the ANSI Z133, ANSI A300, and ISA Best Management Practices)

[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.