Reading List

Systems, Ecosystems, Ecology & Culture

The following reading list includes essays, stories, books, and podcasts that reframe perceptions about land, water, and ecosystems. There are so many, but these are a few that I hold dearly.

Essays, Stories & Interviews

*Podcast available


2024-2025

Deep Time
A Special Series in Partnership with the Center for Humans and Nature
*To the Best of Our Knowledge with Anne Strainchamps


2023

Gathering Moss
By Robin Wall Kimmerer


2022

Diverse Expression of a Living Earth
*An interview with Dr. Vandana Shiva
For the Wild

Ledger
Jane Hirshfield


2021

Finding the Mother Tree
*An interview with Suzanne Simard

As Indigenous Languages Die Out, Will We Lose Knowledge About Plants?
*Phoebe Weston speaks to Rodrigo Cámara Leret

2020

Abolish the Tree Hugger
An interview with Heather McTeer Toney
By Emily Atkins of Heated

What If We Get This Right?
*An interview with Anayna Elizabeth Johnson
On Being with Krista Tippett

The Difference Between Ecofeminism & Intersectional Environmentalism
By Leah Thomas
The Good Trade

Entering the Bardo
*
By Joanna Macy
Emergence Magazine

Corn Tastes Better on the Honor System
*
By Robin Wall Kimmerer
Emergence Magazine

Returning to Medicine of the Heart During a Pandemic
By David Kopacz, MD
Closler (Johns Hopkins)

2018

The Myth of Progress
*An interview with Paul Kingsnorth
Emergence Magazine


2016 (updated 2020)

Falling Together
*An interview with Rebecca Solnit
On Being with Krista Tippett


2014

Call Climate Change What It Is: Violence
By Rebecca Solnit
The Guardian


2013

Braiding Sweetgrass
By Robin Wall Kimmerer


1962

Silent Spring | PDF
By Rachel Carson

 
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