Most Read This Week In Environment

[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.

[close] A reading group for those of us who love great writing about nature— In this group, we read one book monthly, fiction or nonfiction, connected to the themes of appreciating nature and making sense of our place in the natural world. Readings will be selected by the moderator based on input and suggestions from members. Participants are encouraged to finish the reading by the goal date. Those who wish to comment are encouraged to post in the “currently-reading” discussion thread. This reading group is open to any adult Goodreads members, and also serves as an online extension of the Literature & Nature book club which meets in person monthly at Baltimore Woods Nature Center in Marcellus, NY (USA). Any online group members who are local and wish to attend live discussions may do so by registering at BaltimoreWoods.org.

[close] Degrowth is a movement that pushes for the downscaling of over-industrialized economies for the sake of the people and planet. Join us every other Sunday for free coffee and a discussion about our current book. More info: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf7V2LSLmE6SR1vasroclw21F_KYdMf_OtaGEkHq1cPufO4Bg/viewform

[close] This book club is for the soil nerds. Let's read and learn about living soils, regenerative agriculture, gardening, environmentalism, and all things growing.