In Neurodivergent, By Nature, Joe Harkness examines the promise and reality of working in the conservation sector for ...

The books chosen for 2021 revolve around the central theme of not just cataloging declines and degradation, but how we as a species work to live with, mitigate and reverse those changes.

Collaborating national organizations Amazon, Boys & Girls Clubs of America, NFL Inspire Change, and the Smithsonian have come ...

In the dense, whispering forests of Kumaon, where the rustle of leaves could mean the passing of a breeze—or a stalking ...

A top 10 list of the art conservation books that helped me the most when I was applying to conservation programs and while I was in my Master's program. There are way more than 10 that I would ...

Grappling with the challenges of minimizing carbon footprints, memoirs of careers spent on the frontlines of conservation and stark warnings about the future inhabitability of our world, the ...

Jonah McDonald and Zana Pouncey, with the help of 50-plus volunteers, spent three years producing the two-volume "Hiking Atlanta’s Hidden Forests." ...

Conservation agents are warning the public not to eat certain seasonal mushrooms and to learn ways to identify them.

By Bill Streever; Pegasus Books, 2024; 256 pages; $28.95. Bill Streever, author of “Cold,” “Heat” and other science-related books, is a biologist who splits his time between Alaska and ...

Conservation of Books is a quintessential reference work for book conservators and anyone working with books, such as collection managers, librarians, curators, dealers, collectors, historians, and ...

In the conservation lab, books can also be washed. Workers unbind the pages before they get wet, preventing the pages from cockling or wrinkling during the drying process.