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Emphasis on non-fiction, history, and resistance narratives from and about indigenous and native tribes of North and South America.

Non-fiction books from Indigenous authors focusing on Indigenous science, land stewardship, and connecting to the land from anti-colonial perspectives. Curated by an Ojibwe person who hopes we can save the world 🌎🫶

LANDBACK is a generations long movement focused on getting Indigenous Lands back into Indigenous hands, globally. LANDBACK exists today as political, organizing, and narrative framework with the goal of collective liberation. This list is intended to highlight Indigenous voices across the globe in the fight for liberation. Disclaimer and online resources in comments Recommendations always welcome

Nonfiction books exploring the natural world and our “place in the family of things” (Mary Oliver, Wild Geese) through radical BIPOC, queer, feminist, anti-capitalist, disability ecological perspectives. 🪲🌾🦉🌵

Fiction and Non-Fiction books that challenge colonial frameworks either through storytelling and/or through information. These books are books that have had an impact on me - but open to suggestions to build this out further!

Nonfiction books exploring the natural world and our “place in the family of things” (Mary Oliver, Wild Geese). 🐦‍⬛🦋🌱🪸🦊🪷🪼🍄

Non-fiction books that explore the juiciest parts of the earth...FRUIT! As always, leave your recommendations below :)

Book list for the Anti-Brain rot challenge with Boundless press

Books about climate change. Confronting this world so we can reimagine a new one🌍

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)

Indigenous non-fiction from Abya Yala|Turtle Island

🐋 dive into reflective reads that will make you cry, laugh, and reimagine the future of the human condition and our relationship to the natural world.

this list is a diverse mix of science, climate, foodways, migration, social and political organizing, and history that has shaped our present. fans of alie ward's olologies podcast welcome here.

Books to widen the possibilities of how we might save ourselves us from the worsening climate crisis by recognizing and learning from the queerness already represented in nature

Science books from several disciplines, because it never does to only know about one thing.

Climate and environment non-fiction reads for when the feeling of doom is overwhelming and you want positive outlooks on the climate and reminders about our connection to nature.

Indigenous books written by Indigenous authors, about Indigenous Peoples history on Turtle Island, besides on settler colonialism, reconciliation, and Indigenous resurgence - includes fiction, non-fiction, poetry, short story, and comic books

I work in Tribal Libraries and I try to read a lot of Indigenous Lit