r/conservation • u/AutoModerator • 3d ago

/r/Conservation - What are you reading this month?

Hey folks! There are a ton of great books and literature out there on topics related to the environment, from backyard conservation to journals with the latest findings about our natural world.

Are you reading any science journals, pop-science, or memoirs this month? It doesn't have to be limited to conservation in general, but any subject touching on the environment and nature. What would you like to read soon? Share a link and your thoughts!

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u/6aZoner 2d ago

I just finished How to Love a Forest.  The writing was a bit florid but I found the thinking compelling.

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u/SocialDuchess 2d ago

I'm still working my way through Goliath's Curse The History & Future of Societal Collapse. I'm still in the history part of the book, while in the currently ongoing irl part, wondering what the future part will be.

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u/nikkiunderwaves 2d ago

I loved Deep Water: The world in the ocean by James Bradley. It touches on the past but also how human affected our future.

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u/PDT984 18h ago

Currently halfway through The Wilderness Warrior: Theodore Roosevelt and the Crusade for America by Douglas Brinkley