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11 Environment & Nature reviews on The Bookish Elf. Environment & Nature here most often crosses with Biography, Essays and History. The authors we review most are Robin Wall Kimmerer and Anthony Wall.

The final book of Devsingh Balan's Trilogy of Contemplation turns contemplative attention toward the made world. Through unnamed makers, natural systems, and honest accounts of waste, Aesthetic and Efficient teaches readers to see form…

Wall's compelling arguments and insights resonate deeply, urging us to break free from complacency and strive for a sustainable and harmonious existence. With his call to action, Wall encourages readers to embrace collaboration, value…

A botanist and Citizen Potawatomi writer joins plant science, Indigenous teaching and memoir into essays about gratitude and reciprocity. The language chapter and the Thanksgiving Address chapter are extraordinary, and the science is exact.…

Is a River Alive? is not only one of Robert Macfarlane’s most compelling works—it’s one of the most urgent books in contemporary nonfiction. Its blend of travelogue, activism, science, and memoir is rare and…

Raising Hare deserves its place among contemporary nature classics like Helen Macdonald's H is for Hawk or Charles Foster's Being a Beast, though it carves out its own unique territory through its focus on…

The book succeeds brilliantly in its core mission of helping readers reimagine economic relationships through ecological wisdom. Its main limitation is not in what it includes but in what it leaves unexplored—the practical challenges…

It is both a meditation on the devastation we have brought upon ourselves and an impassioned call to action. For just as the world was brought to the brink of catastrophe within the span…

The River's Daughter succeeds as both adventure memoir and psychological examination, offering readers a journey that's as thrilling as any Class V rapid and as meaningful as any therapeutic breakthrough.

CABIN is a satisfying read for its engaging narrative, authentic voice, and meaningful exploration of finding purpose through manual work. While it occasionally gets bogged down in technical details, the overall journey is compelling…

"Vanishing Treasures" is a remarkable achievement that manages to be both a celebration of life's diversity and a call to action. While there are minor areas for improvement, the book succeeds admirably in its…











Aesthetic and Efficient – A Way of Thinking, The Human Injury – A Species In Crisis, Braiding Sweetgrass, Is a River Alive?, Raising Hare are our highest-rated Environment & Nature reviews.
Robin Wall Kimmerer (2), Anthony Wall (1), Bridget Crocker (1), Chloe Dalton (1), Devsingh Balan (1).
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