Recs if you like The Nature Fix: Why Nature Makes Us Happier, Healthier, and More Creative...

📍inspired by @erintripsey's lists of the same title

Emily Woo Zeller is an American voice actress and audiobook narrator. She has been awarded since 2013 by the Earphone Awards among many other institutions for her audiobook narration. You can find her voice acting roles in multiple Pokemon projects and Cyberpunk 2077.

Glow up, girl 💅🏻

Why is it considered "personal/professional development" when men read & write these types of books, but "self help" if a woman is reading or writing it?

Actualized, confident, and educated women are less controllable, so they shame us for seeking to better ourselves in an attempt to discourage our growth and strength. I say screw that. Become ungovernable.

Personal and professional development books (including personal finance) by women authors. Suggestions welcome.

eco-philosophy, ecology, capitalism and how it relates to climate, etc etc with some fiction thrown in there to spice things up.

Read books on this list to learn more about the flora and fauna near home and how to attract more species to your special corner of the world.

Books about a spiritual and/or healing connection with nature, what it meant to our ancestors and what it means to us today.

An occupational therapist’s compiled list of resources on nature’s therapeutic benefits and ideas for conducting treatment sessions in nature, particularly in a pediatric context. Also generally useful for anyone looking to learn more about the benefits of nature and how/why to get outside more often!

books I want to read while getting through my psychology degree. My interests in the field jump all over the place, especially with the other social sciences. This list is a way to combine all the things I love. Aka cross disciplinary social science with a focus on psychology!

Books for when you’re camping, on the trail, or in between trips

Nonfiction books on my TBR