#Overstory

Alaina Harkness

Need perspective on what we’ve won and lost since the 1st #EarthDay 50 years ago this week? This @nytimes mix has some life-changing picks: @danpatrickegan Death & Life of

JD

Didn't like the Overstory. Read it on rec by the author of Em_rgent Str_tegy, but damn: it ain't eco-fascism so much as eco-racism, story starts w white settlers & erases

Anna Sproul-Latimer

Prowling around the empty nighttime suburbs with headphones on, trying to figure out if this tree in someone’s yard is a chestnut (no, chinquapin), I hear a man’s voice across

Steven Schooner

LOTS of good 2019 reading; here's 10 books I really enjoyed (various genres, in no clear order):1. @dwallacewells' The Uninhabitable Earth (#ClimateChange)2. @sarahkendzior's Hiding in Plain Sight (Politics, Current Events,

OK @imchrisjordan, as promised, my key takeaways from @RealHughJackman's interview with @tferriss. On readingPatrick Stewart realized he was never going to read all the books he wanted to read.

Third Place Books

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Need help remembering what it felt like outside? We got you! The Overstory by Richard PowersThis is the perfect time to read this one! https://www.thirdplacebooks.com/book/9780393356687 Disappearing Earth by Julia Phillips.Two

Caitlin MacKenzie, PhD

New paper! Henry D Thoreau, @jmheberling & I uncover the dark times ahead for spring wildflowers in temperate deciduous forests. Tweet summary now with gif descriptions!Phenological mismatch with trees reduces

This is a good question with a longish answer. But the short answer is no.The long answer (thread) Forest management practices (which have nothing to do with 'raking forests') have

Sarah Colenbrander

Hey friends! We're all feeling apprehensive about the weeks and months ahead. I'm hoping to escape into books, and will be tweeting about one of my favourites every day. Please