Wildlife

[close] There are over eight billion humans on the planet, where will wildlife live in the future? Most wildlife lives around rural, indigenous communities all over the world. How can modern, western societies provide incentives to rural communities to practice wise wildlife and habitat conservation? This group will expire these issues and filmmaker/author Tom Opre’s series of books Killing the Shepherd.

[close] Starting a book club was a natural step for the UPROAR Network. As a team, we are constantly sharing new reads with one another, and we realized, we should be sharing this with you. The global situation is making a lot of us question our purpose, and what mark we want to leave on the world. We’re sure that if you pick up one of these books, you’ll feel inspired to pursue whatever your conservation dreams are made of! We'll keep you posted on events and lives!

[close] A global community of eco-enthusiasts reading books with an environmental theme every 2 months. We made this group to educate ourselves about the intersectional issues facing our planet and population and engage with others across the world whilst doing so. For discussions, book reviews, reading tips, etc. please join us on our Instagram page @envirobookclub There will be open discussions for each book and updated books we are reading. If you'd like, introduce yourself (in the 'General' discussion board) when you join. Please feel free to add any book suggestions to our bookshelf. Happy reading!

[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.