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Sharing the wonders of the natural world.
Which future will you choose?
A bold, inspiring, and multi-disciplinary exploration of cutting-edge human knowledge and capabilities—and how to harness their awesome, but terrifying potential.
The cautious optimism we need to help save life on Earth.
Michael Mehta Webster reveals the science behind nature’s resilience, through compelling stories of species adapting to our changing world.
The National Parks Scavenger Hunt
This fun-filled guide shares an exciting scavenger hunt for every American National Park—featuring natural history factoids and fun and educational ways to get kids engaged with nature.
Our latest releases.
Wild is all around us. These books prove it.
Wildflower your way across the country.
Let 'em run wild with 50 Hikes with Kids!
Choose your own wilderness tour.
Fat Girls Hiking
In a book brimming with heartfelt stories, practical advice, personal profiles, and helpful trail reviews, Summer Michaud-Skog creates space for marginalized bodies with an insistent conviction that outdoor recreation should welcome everyone.
Go wild. 4 books on creating habitat.
Go native. Native plants, that is.
Don't let a small space stop you. These books can help.
Get your garden inspiration on with these classics.
Grow local with our state-by-state vegetable guides.
More Nature & Gardening Books by Region
In the News
Neil Lucas recently received the Victoria Medal of Honour, which is awarded to British horticulturalists by the Royal Horticultural Society. Only 63 people hold this distinction. Other holders include TV gardening experts Monty Don, Carol Klein and Alan Titchmarsh, as well as King Charles.
“The book is both beautiful and useful, offering advice for growing in containers, practical planting tips, suggested bulb-planting tools and even a list of bulbs that are pollinator favorites.”—The Seattle Times
“And it all starts with nothing more than a seed. Bringing Nature Home is a miracle: a book that summons butterflies.”—Gardens Illustrated
“This is a beautiful book, rich with ideas from each garden maker…I urge you to read and enjoy it.”—Gardens Illustrated
“The 264-page guide offers details on how to manage inevitable fire by designing gardens and wildlife habitats as a defensive space with the careful placement of native plants.”—The Oregonian
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