Mendocino College Earth Week 2021

Recommended Reading

Do you have a book that you'd like to recommend? Use this form to add your suggestions. Staff and student suggestions will be added to this page.

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Click on the links under the pictures of each book to access an ebook or audiobook from the Mendocino County Public Library. Accessing books is FREE. You will need to enter your Mendocino County library card number and PIN.

No One is Too Small to Make a Difference by Greta Thunberg

Silent Spring by Rachel Carson

The Sixth Extinction by Elizabeth Kolbert

Nature's Best Hope by Douglas Tallamy

The Plant Messiah by Carlos Magdalena

The Botany of Desire by Michael Pollan

Hot, Flat, and Crowded by Thomas L. Friedman

Cod by Mark Kurlansky

In Defense of Food by Michael Pollan

The Overstory by Richard Powers

The Secret Life of Trees

Click on the links under the pictures of each book to access an ebook or audiobook from the Mendocino College Library Databases. Accessing books is FREE.

Ospreys-The Revival of a Global Raptor by Alan Poole

The Fall of the Wild by Ben Minteer

Mountains piled upon mountains-Appalachian Nature Writing in the Anthropocene by Jessica Cory

Slick Policy-Environmental and Science Policy in the Aftermath of the Santa Barbara Oil Spill by Teresa Sabol Spezio

Olympic National Park-A Natural History by Tim McNulty

High Tech Trash by Elizabeth Grossman

Nature's Allies-Eight Conservationists who Changed Our World by Larry Neilsen

Seventh Generation Earth Ethics-Native Voices of Wisconsin by Patty Loew

Aldo Leopold: His Life and Work by Curt Meine

The Poetic Species-A Conversation with Edward O. Wilson and Robert Hass

Biodiversity by E.O. Wilson

Plants of the San Francisco Bay Region-From Mendocino to Monterey by Linda Beidleman and Eugene Kozloff

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