Category: Book Review

Trees are the Answer

Discover books about trees, forests, and tree ecology in this Wild Ones reading list. From Tallamy’s "The Nature of Oaks" to Diana Beresford-Kroeger’s "To Speak for the Trees," these titles explore how trees support wildlife, strengthen ecosystems, and shape the landscapes around us. Continue reading "Trees are the Answer"

The Works of Doug Tallamy

Native landscapes are essential infrastructures for our ecosystems. Few people have advanced this idea more clearly than Doug Tallamy. As a Wild Ones Lifetime Honorary Director, Tallamy’s research, writing, and advocacy have shaped much of what Wild Ones believes and shares: that ordinary yards and gardens can become powerful sites of ecological restoration. Continue reading "The Works of Doug Tallamy"

Rewildling Stories

Rewilding starts at home. Native plant gardens restore soil, support pollinators, and connect habitats. Explore the science of small-scale rewilding and discover our Rewilding Booklist. Learn how your yard can help bring back the wild. Continue reading "Rewildling Stories"

Book Review: Night Magic by Leigh Ann Henion

In Night Magic, Leigh Ann Henion invites readers to rediscover the beauty and importance of darkness. From fireflies to bioluminescent fungi, her nighttime adventures highlight what’s lost to light pollution — and why it matters. A lyrical blend of science and wonder, this book rekindles awe for the overlooked half of Earth’s daily rhythm. Continue reading "Book Review: Night Magic by Leigh Ann Henion"