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"
Climate change is one of the defining challenges of our time, but it is also a moment filled with possibility. Around the world, scientists, communities, and everyday citizens are developing solutions that restore ecosystems, reduce emissions, and help communities adapt to a changing climate. Continue reading "Books That Explore Climate Solutions and Resilience"
Spring 2026 is shaping up to be an exciting season for nature readers. We’ve compiled a short list of five books we have on pre-order and think you should too. Continue reading "5 Books To Preorder For Spring 2026"
Explore the works of Robin Wall Kimmerer, from Braiding Sweetgrass to The Serviceberry, and discover how Indigenous knowledge, ecology, and reciprocity shape conservation and our relationship with nature. Continue reading "The Works of Robin Wall Kimmerer"
Explore the eerie side of ecology with Dark Botanica: Wild Ones Spooky Season Reads. This curated list blends eco-horror, folklore, and real plant science revealing how native flora inspire both fear and fascination through stories of adaptation, resilience, and survival. Continue reading "Dark Botanica: Wild Ones Spooky Season Reads"
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"
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"
Community science empowers people of all ages to observe nature, collect data, and support real research. From tracking monarchs to recording blooms, every observation helps protect native ecosystems and biodiversity. Continue reading "Community Science for All Ages"
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"
Celebrate Pollinator Month with our curated reading lists for kids and adults. Discover books that explore the world of bees, butterflies, native plants, and ecological gardening. Continue reading "Best Books to Celebrate Pollinator Month"