A Wild Reading List

Looking for inspiring reading matter about work, nature, wildness, and connection? This is our growing list of go-to books. They'll expand your horizons, show you new ecological perspectives, teach you about alternative ways of seeing and being in the world, and above all will captivate your mind. All mean a lot to us in different ways, and come highly recommended.
​(Links go to Amazon or the author's own website where you can read more / purchase them.)

The Tracker
​​by Tom Brown Jr

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Drawdown
​by Paul Hawken

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Biomimicry: Innovation Inspired by Nature
by Janine M. Beynus

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Presence
by Scharmer, Jaworski, Senge

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Reinventing Organizations
by Frederic Laloux

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Confessions of a Recovering Environmentalist
​by Paul Kingsnorth

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The Spell of the Sensuous
​by David Abram

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The Circular Economy
by Ken Webster & Ellen MacArthur

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Future Fit
by Giles Hutchins

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Soulcraft
​by Bill Plotkin

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The Secret Teachings of Plants
​by Stephen Harrod Buhner

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Coming Back to Life
​by Joanna Macy

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The Way of Wyrd
by Brian Bates

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The Real Middle Earth
by Brian Bates

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Journey to Ixtlan
​by Carlos Castenada

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Becoming Animal
by David Abram

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Feral
by George Monbiot

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What the Robin Knows
​​by Jon Young

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Awakening to Nature
by Charles Cook

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Wildwood
by Roger Deakin

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Nature and Therapy
​​​by Martin Jordan

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C.G.Jung on Nature
by Meredith Sabini

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Wild Food
by Roger Phillips

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Wild Fermentation
by Sandor Ellix Katz

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Braiding Sweetgrass
​by Robin Wall Kimmerer

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Last Child in the Woods
​by Richard Louv

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Dream Work (poetry)
​by Mary Oliver

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