The Celtic Kingfisher & The Key to the Secrets of the Ancients
This is a highly unusual book which is in fact two interconnected books in one, presented in alternating chapters. The link between them is the…… Read More »
Book Reviews
If the World Ran Out of B's
Charlotte Lorimer (7) writes: this is a book written by Samantha Shireman and her dad who is President of a business environmental group. It tells…… Read More »
Participatory Workshops
A first-rate and highly entertaining sourcebook of 21 sets of ideas and activities for participatory workshops that is essential reading for anyone arranging and teaching…… Read More »
Soils, Land and Food
An extensive review of the prospects for 21st century agriculture by the Emeritus Professor of Soil Science at Reading University. The key for Wild is…… Read More »
Guide to a Green Planet
This is a remarkable collection featuring the views of 48 authors in eight departments of the University of Essex, and is a tribute to the…… Read More »
The Little Food Book
Subtitled 'An Explosive Account of the Food we Eat Today', this book builds on the success of The Little Earth Book (now in its third…… Read More »
The Solar Economy
A masterly sequel to the author's earlier work 'A Solar Manifesto', which takes the debate right into the economic mainstay of the current global economy.…… Read More »
The Enemy of Nature, The End of Capitalism or The End of the World?
A powerful and controversial book arguing that capitalism is inherently ecologically destructive and cannot be reformed since its basic nature is competitive and is associated…… Read More »
The Gardens of their Dreams
This is a book of unusual scope on desertification and culture in world history that traces its theme from the earliest recorded times to the…… Read More »
Genescapes, The Ecology of Genetic Engineering
A new book by the author of 'Eat Your Genes' about the much-debated issue of the environmental effects of transgenic crops. The author explains the…… Read More »