r/conservation • • Sep 15 '26

/r/Conservation - What are you reading this month?

Hey folks! There are a ton of great books and literature out there on topics related to the environment, from backyard conservation to journals with the latest findings about our natural world.

Are you reading any science journals, pop-science, or memoirs this month? It doesn't have to be limited to conservation in general, but any subject touching on the environment and nature. What would you like to read soon? Share a link and your thoughts!

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u/No_Foundation_1841 Sep 16 '26

Rise of wolf 8

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u/Oke-Wan-Fenokee Sep 16 '26

An Immense World by Ed Yong

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u/NativePlantEnjoyer 26d ago

Butchers Crossing :(

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u/AngryConservationist 7d ago

The Cougar Conundrum - Mark Elbroch