Tag Archives: biodiversity
Ever Green
Forests are special places. Walking through a forest — I don’t do this often enough — makes me feel calmer and more alive at the same time. My senses seem more alert or maybe more receptive. And I know they’re … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Environment
Tagged biodiversity, book review, carbon, climate change, forest, indigenous, nonfiction, sustainability, tree
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Rewilding
What would it mean to “restore” Earth’s environment? Scientists are warning us that climate change, deforestation, mass extinctions and a host of other environmental problems are driving the biosphere to a tipping point. How do we pull back from the … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Environment
Tagged biodiversity, book review, cain blythe, ecology, non-fiction, paul jepson, rewilding
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