Natural History & The Environment

• John Berger, Forests Forever
• Sam Keene, Sightings: Extraordinary Encounters with Ordinary Birds (Chronicle Books) [LibraryThing]
• Richard A. Walker, The Country in the City (University of Washington Press) [LibraryThing]
• Sherry Boschert, Plug-in Hybrids: The Cars That Will Recharge America (New Society Publishers) [author's website | LibraryThing]
• Carl Safina, Voyage of the Turtle (Holt) [author's website | LibraryThing]
• Candace Savage, Crows: Encounters with the Wise Guys (Greystone) [LibraryThing]
• Catherine Johnson and Susan McDiarmid, Welcoming Wildlife to the Garden (Hartley & Marks) (Canada) [LibraryThing]
• Jim Augustyne, The Return of the Solar Cat Book (Chelsea Green Publishing) [author's website | LibraryThing]
• Michael Branch, editor, John Muir's Last Journey—South to the Amazon and East to Africa (Island Press) [LibraryThing]
• Mercedes Lee, editor Seafood Lover's Almanac, Living Oceans Program (National Audubon Society) [author's website]
• Paul and Anne Ehrlich, Betrayal of Science and Reason (Island Press) [LibraryThing]
• Carl Safina, Song For The Blue Ocean (Holt) [author's website | LibraryThing]
• John Berger, Charging Ahead: The Business of Renewable Energy and What It Means for America (Henry Holt and Co.) [LibraryThing]
• Gary Paul Nabhan and Stephen Buchmann, The Forgotten Pollinators (Island Press) [LibraryThing]
• Tom Anthanasiou, Divided Planet - The Ecology of Rich and Poor (Little, Brown & Co.) [LibraryThing]
• Gary Snyder, A Place in Space (Counterpoint) [LibraryThing]
• Sim Van der Ryn & Stuart Cowan, Ecological Design (Island Press) [author's website | LibraryThing]
• Stephanie Mills, In Service of the Wild (Beacon Press) [author's website | LibraryThing]
• Karen Berger and Daniel R. Smith, Along the Pacific Crest Trail (Westcliffe)
• William Fulton, California: Land and Legacy (Westcliffe) [LibraryThing]
• John Hart, Storm Over Mono (University of California Press) [author's website | LibraryThing]