A Lifetime in Galápagos: Book Review
Tui De Roy was a year old when her family left Europe bound for Galápagos, to live a self-sufficient, nature-oriented life. A Lifetime in Galápagos is available on July 21, 2020.
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Plants that Cure: Book Review
Essential for herbalists, botanists, and anyone interested in natural remedies and drug discovery, Plants That Cure is the indispensable resource for understanding how medicinal plants work.
Read moreThe Cat: A Natural and Cultural History: Book Review
Sara Brown, a cat behavior expert, examines how the role of cat in society has evolved in her new book, The Cat. You will learn how cats think, the stages of kitten development, and the systems of hierarchy within the cat community.
Read moreThe Gardener’s Botanical: Book Review
Learn the secret qualities found in plants by learning their scientific names in the new 2020 book: The Gardener’s Botanical.
Read moreA Taste for the Beautiful: The Evolution of Attraction, Book Review
Michael J. Ryan explores how the female brain drives the evolution of sexual beauty in a new book, set to be released in January 2018 just in time for Valentine’s Day.
Read moreEntomologist/horticulturist on your Christmas list? Check out this new book.
Garden Insects of North American provides an exceptionally well organized reference book for any gardener’s bookshelf.
Read moreUgly Little Greens: Book Review
Ugly Little Greens, offers foragers a change to create culinary creations to wow urbanites and the free-spirited alike.
Read moreUNSTOPPABLE: Bill Nye, book review
As a self-proclaimed critical thinking nerd, Bill Nye balances optimism and scientific curiosity, to turn all obstacles into opportunities, so that possibilities of our world become limitless in his new book UNSTOPPABLE. Just as World War II called an earlier generation to greatness, so the climate crisis is calling today’s rising youth to action: to create a better future. Nye comes off
Read moreInto the Nest: Book review
See the intimate lives of birds as never before! Laura Erikson and Marie Read document the family lives of more than 50 common North American birds through breathtaking close-up photography.
Read moreGenius of Dogs: Book Review
In college I took both an Animal Cognition class and an Animal Behavior class. Animal cognition studies the mental capabilities where as animal behavior looks at the physical, sometimes more measurable, traits an animal performs. Both professors stated that there is a lot of great research on animal intelligence. They also both stated that performing research on domestic companion animals
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