Natural History

[close] Students and instructors in Miami University's Project Dragonfly programs are pretty brilliant and have exquisite taste in books. If you are affiliated with the program, please join us and share your recommendations.

[close] This reading group will focus on natural history. We will immerse ourselves within the realm of organisms as we explore the biodiversity of the planet. Discover and discuss animal species ranging from vertebrates such as birds and mammals to soft-bodied organisms such as mollusks, worms and jellies. We will journey throughout the world's biomes via ecological and evolutionary perspectives, the microscopic connections and the life histories of different species. Hopefully we will gain a better understanding of the numerous species we share the planet with. Environmental aspects and conservation measures are also important topics of interest in this group. Coral polyps "Since we cannot change reality, let us change the eyes which see reality."

[close] Read for the Earth with Wild Type Press! This reading group was started as an Artists for the Earth project (https://www.earthday.org/campaign/artists-for-the-earth/) and is moderated by artist and master naturalist Peggy West.

[close] Book group for staff based at Oxford University Museum of Natural History. A place to share things you've read and what you thought, as well as a place to voice what you'd would like to read and get people's thoughts. We will post regular recommendations. Comments are welcome even if you haven't read the books(!).