River gets legal personhood
Hills and rivers. Our role is one of caretaker. Rivers are ancestors, they are kin. They were here before us and will remain long after we are gone, so it…
First Naturalists
WE KNOW THE names of early European naturalists John Gould, Joseph Banks and Carl Sofus Lumholtz, but not the Aboriginal Australians who led them to the discoveries that they’re now…
Getting to zero
Anita Vandyke wants to show us that by living a zero waste life, we actually gain more—more time, more money, and more life. Her simple, practical guide shows us how…
Tree talk
Peter Wohlleben has done it again, with this delightful book. Written for children by the author of the bestselling The Hidden Life of Trees, this is a fun, fact-filled exploration…
Bird Names
Behind every name there's a story. This book helps us connect with how the birds featured got their names. More than that, there are notes about relevant aspects of biology,…
Making friends with fungi
The Allure of Fungi. Although little known, fungi provide the links between the terrestrial organisms and ecosystems that underpin our functioning planet. The Allure of Fungi presents fungi through multiple perspectives – mycologists…
Coming to terms with cats
Cats in Australia. Companion and friendship animals they may be for humans, but they are no friends of native animals which they routinely kill by nightly prowling of neighbourhood areas…
The Cycling City
If ever there was a time for rethinking the way we do business be it at home, school or our place of employment, this is it. There have to be…
Bird Bonds
Birds apart from being able to fly have many other fascinating features that we perhaps don't know much about. Even the seasoned bird observer will find this book loaded with…
The Ecology of Commerce
This book has played an important part in broadening the outlook of many a CEO who previously thought that the ecology and commerce were two separate entities. It had such…