Nature Books to Welcome Spring
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Spring is (almost) in the air, and while we’re on the lookout for its first signs, our bookshelves are already getting a revamp. Whether you’re curious about wildlife, intrigued by the mysteries of trees and flowers, or preparing to amp up your planting game, this list includes some of the best nature books to welcome in spring. You don’t have to wait for the birds to start singing to start reading.
{{ product: 9780063349711 }}We see them every day, but how often do we consider their incredible evolution? Explore the history of these majestic creatures, tracing their journey from the age of dinosaurs, feather by feather, to the birds that grace our skies today.
Shining a light on the mysterious creatures whose hoots pierce the night, Polly Atkin blends thoughtful reflection and poetic prose to bring us closer to the elusive world of owls.
Snakes, crocodiles, vultures — all here for important reasons. Zoologist Jo Wimpenny uses his expertise and engaging storytelling to reveal the wonder of the animals that often make us squirm.
What if you could get into the mind of a tree, its roots, trunk and branches? Robert Moor sets out to discover what trees can teach us about living and shares his insights with curiosity, joy and gratitude.
Flowers may be beautiful, but they’re powerful too. Explore the history and hidden forces behind these vibrant natural gifts and their lasting impact on our lives.
Pigeons, pests, prairie dogs…they might seem like bothersome animals, but this book explores their true purpose, paired with whimsical artwork that will invite you to fall in love with the furry friends.
Taking readers beneath the trees, Suzanne Simard explores forest practices that threaten wildlife and human life and shows how nature itself points toward a more resilient path forward.
This is not your typical field guide. The Book of Birds is a breathtaking look at the dazzling world of birds through their habitats, flight patterns, songs and more.
A place of mourning, a tourist attraction and a haven for wildlife, Père-Lachaise is brought to life in this tender, enlightening dive into the secrets of the world’s most famous cemetery.
In the digital age, it’s easy to miss the beauty of nature around us. But thanks to Chloe Dalton and her unexpected furry friend, this memoir is as much a thumper of a personal narrative as it is an ode to Earth’s natural gifts.
The wonders of the natural world are explored in intricate, stunning detail in Tristan Gooley’s latest. Discover how nature evolves and thrives throughout the changing seasons, and uncover the hidden miracles that nature has in store for us.
Help your plants stay alive and thrive with this helpful guide that features expert advice and easy-to-follow tips for caring for your house plants.
Separating truth from fiction, Joe Shute dives into the mysteries of one of the world’s most misunderstood animals. Fascinating and enlightening, this book explores rats and the surprising ways our lives are intertwined.
Take a front-row seat into the world of Yellowstone’s most majestic animals and discover park ranger Rick McIntyre’s deep bond with the wilderness and the wisdom of its wolves.