From ‘Wilding’ by Isabella Tree to ‘Braiding Sweetgrass’ by Robin Wall Kimmerer, these nature books will inspire you to spend more time in the Great Outdoors.
– it can help boost our mood, as well as lower our stress levels. But with the fast pace of modern-day life , many of us don’t prioritise being outside as much as we should.picks out the best nature books that’ll help you to reconnect with Mother Earth.
By weaving the wisdom passed down from elders, who believe that nature is our greatest teacher, with Kimmerer’s scientific studies as a professor of environmental and forest biology, it offers us tangible lessons we can learn when we turn our focus to the plant kingdom.Agroecologist Nicole Masters’s central thesis revolves around how the future of our natural ecosystems, wildlife and man’s food production systems depend upon the health and care of our soil.
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