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A collection of non-fiction books that touch upon the stories of the natural world, and all the people who live among it. (Or, as an astronomer once said: "I love stories, and the story of our universe is the grandest one we have") Always open to suggestions!

Nature is Fluid & Interconnected: A perspective blending Queer Theory (challenging norms around gender/sexuality) with Ecology (the study of relationships in nature). Queer ecology questions assumptions that human norms (like heterosexuality or fixed binaries) are the only "natural" way. It invites us to see nature, ourselves, and our relationships with more nuance and complexity.

Books uplifting Indigenous Herbalism, Traditional Ecological Knowledge, and Ethnobotany, showing the breadth and wealth of Indigenous knowledge (Covering Indigenous people of US/Canada) Created by a Klamath Tribal Member

We love books with a verbose title, and this list celebrates them! Suggestions welcome 🤗

Non-fiction that focuses on plants. Grow that brain🌻

Books by female ecologists, biologists, naturalists, environmental activists, and science writers from well-researched nonfiction to reflective memoirs.

(Keywords: science, nature, plants, animals, insects, ecology, climate change, biology, ocean, STEM)

“she writes from, to and for the Anishinaabek” - Tanya Lukin Linklater, Slow Scrape