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Environmental, sustainability and ag-themed books, audiobooks, journals & other recommended literature. The list includes nonfiction & fiction, scientific & historical reference, timeless classics & new releases, biographies, children’s and picture books. Let us know if you’re reading or listening to something you feel the rest of us should know about!

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“Blessed Unrest”
Paul Hawken
“Braiding Sweetgrass”
Robin Wall Kimmerer
“The Wizard & the Prophet“
Charles C. Mann
“Silent Spring“
Rachel Carson
“Chasing the Harvest: Migrant Workers in California Agriculture“
Gabriel Thompson
“Perilous Bounty”
Tom Philpott

“Voices from the Fields: Children of Migrant Farmworkers Tell Their Stories“
S. Beth Atkin
“How We Go Home: Voices from Indigenous North America”
Sara Sinclair
“Superman’s Not Coming“
Erin Brockovich
“American Grown“
Michelle Obama
“The Worst Hard Time“
Timothy Egan
“The Log from the Sea of Cortez“
John Steinbeck
“A Precautionary Tale “
Philip Ackerman-Leist
“Who Really Feeds the World?“
Vandana Shiva
“Farming While Black“
Leah Penniman
“Drawdown”
Paul Hawken
“The Hidden Life of Trees”
Peter Wohlleben
“Last Child in the Woods”
Richard Louv
“Reclaiming the Commons“
Vandana Shiva
“Dirt: The Ecstatic Skin of the Earth”
William Bryant Logan
“Tales of Two Planets”
John Freeman

“The Good Earth [Trilogy]”
Pearl S. Buck

“A Sand County Almanac”
Aldo Leopold
“The Overstory”
Richard Powers
“What are People For?”
Wendell Berry
“Guns, Germs, and Steel”
Jared Diamond
“The Gulf: The Making of
an American Sea”
Jack E. Davis
“The Mushroom at the
End of the World”
Anna Lowenhaupt Tsing
“The Poisonwood Bible”
Barbara Kingsolver
“Beatrix Potter:
A Life in Nature”
Linda Lear
“Tale of Two Americas”
John Freeman
“Gathering Moss”
Robin Wall Kimmerer
“The Starfish & the Spider”
Rod Beckstrom
“Unaccustomed Earth”
Jhumpa Lahiri
“Cooked”
Michael Pollan
“Cradle to Cradle”
William McDonough

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