![]() | Migration of the Kamishi by Gaddy Bergmann
Buy new: $11.53 / Used from: $5.08 This is my own novel, the first book in The Feral World series. The story takes place 3,000 years from now after an asteroid has destroyed our civilization. In this future, North America has become wild again, and people live as nomadic hunter-gathers once more. A young man named Blake and his friends journey across this exotic landscape in search of a new home to the south in the fabled Warmland.
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![]() | Trials of the Warmland by Gaddy Bergmann
Buy new: $13.22 / Used from: $5.50 This is the second book in The Feral World series. Blake and his friends arrive in the Warmland, excepting a paradise, but instead find a whole host of new environments, animals, and people with which to contend. Nature gets bigger and bolder, and the people get more and more mysterious as the Kamishi make their way through this amazing place.
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![]() | Earth Abides by George R. Stewart
Buy new: $10.17 / Used from: $4.50 One of the first post-apocalyptic novels ever, this book explores what would happen to a person, a society, and a nation if civilization were to suddenly collapse. In this case, the apocalypse is due to a viral epidemic. Stewart's sensibility about how people relate to their environment is amazing.
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![]() | Alas, Babylon by Pat Frank
Buy new: $9.35 / Used from: $3.90 Classic tale of an apocalypse brought about by nuclear war, and of what life might be like afterward. Very interesting story.
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![]() | Ishmael: An Adventure of the Mind and Spirit by Daniel Quinn
Buy new: $12.24 / Used from: $5.89 The first book in the Ishmael series by Daniel Quinn. A young man seeks spiritual advice, and finds himself learning from a telepathic gorilla named Ishmael. The gorilla teaches the man how people have distorted history, how imbalanced man's current existence is, and how to conduct himself in a more ethical way. This book is as refreshing as it is profound.
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![]() | The Story of B by Daniel Quinn
Buy new: $12.24 / Used from: $3.41 The second book in the Ishmael series. The story is simple but moving, and offers an amazing analysis of religion, spirituality, and ethics. Like the other two Ishmael stories, this is one of those books that changes you. Beautiful.
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![]() | My Ishmael by Daniel Quinn
Buy new: $12.24 / Used from: $5.84 This is the third book in the Ishmael series, and it's just as profound as the other two. Quinn turns history on its head once more, and gets the reader thinking about where humanity is really headed.
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![]() | Sand County Almanac (Outdoor Essays & Reflections) by Aldo Leopold
Buy new: $7.99 / Used from: $1.86 Classic book about nature, conservation, and values by the founder of the Ecological Society of America.
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![]() | Walden by Henry David Thoreau
Buy new: $6.95 / Used from: $1.88 This non-fiction book on simple living was written by The great Transcendentalist author Henry David Thoreau. Although it was originally published in 1854, its stand for harmony and balance is still relevant today, and probably always will be.
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![]() | The Wilderness World of John Muir by John Muir
Buy new: $10.85 / Used from: $8.42 This is a nice collection of the writings of John Muir, the great 19th Century preservationist, and founder of the Sierra Club.
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![]() | The Skeptical Environmentalist: Measuring the Real State of the World by Bjorn Lomborg
Buy new: $19.79 / Used from: $5.98 Written by Bjorn Lomborg, this book seeks to critically evaluate the environmental problems we face today. Lomborg confirms some concerns but refutes others, and overall takes the alarm out of these issues to make them more manageable. A very good read.
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![]() | The World Without Us by Alan Weisman
Buy new: $16.47 / Used from: $2.00 This book does a good job of exploring the question of what humanity's impact on other species and the environment is, and what could happen if people were no longer around. It gets one thinking about what nature actually is.
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![]() | Quest for Fire
Buy new: $8.49 / Used from: $3.73 Based on the classic French novel by J.-H. Rosny Aîné, this story was artfully adapted to film in 1981. It's about a tribe of Cro-Magnons who know how to tend fire but not create it. When their fire is extinguished, they must send three of their men on a mission to find another source of fire.
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![]() | King Kong (Widescreen Edition)
Buy new: $5.98 / Used from: $0.04 What does King Kong have to do with nature? Well, if you think of him as a victim of humanity's greed and exploitation of the natural world, then a lot!
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![]() | Planet Earth - The Complete BBC Series
Buy new: $59.99 / Used from: $16.98 Rare and amazing footage of beautiful landscapes, endangered animals, and exciting scenes of predators chasing their prey. Beautiful.
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