David T. Suzuki

Keibō Ōiwa

David Suzuki, a Canadian biologist and environmentalist of Japanese descent, and Keibo Oiwa, an anthropologist raised in Japan but of Korean descent, journeyed through Japan in 1995 interviewing people known for their grassroots activities in peace, human rights, and the environment. They discovered a Japan more diverse than the monoculture they initially envisioned.

A Journey of Discovery

The Japan We Never Knew

Personal Encounters with Nature

When the Wild Comes Leaping Up

Peter Matthiessen

Terry Tempest Williams

Diane Ackerman

Will Ackerman

The Naturalists

Wayne Grady

"Updated and revised to reflect the effects of climate change on forests. Now with a new foreword by Peter Wohlleben, the international bestselling author of The Hidden Life of Trees and The Inner Life of Animals. The story of a single tree, from the moment the seed is released from its cone until, more than five hundred years later, it lies on the forest floor as a nurse log, giving life to ferns, mosses, and hemlocks, even as its own life is ending."--

A Life Story

Tree

Eugenie Fernandes

One day at the beach, Megan and Jamey learn that, although the air is invisible, it is all around us, and it does amazing things. Without air, animals and plants could not live. In the second book of the Nature All Around series, readers can learn, through the story and drawings, all about the importance of the air.

If We Could See the Air

Richard C. Lewontin

Anthony J.F. Griffiths

Susan R. Wessler

William M. Gelbart

John F. Griffiths

University Susan R Wessler

Jeffrey H. Miller

University David T Suzuki

The eighth edition of 'An Introduction to Genetic Analysis' has been extensively revised, shaping its coverage to match current research and thinking in genetics.

An Introduction to Genetic Analysis

From Dinosaur Breath to Pizza from Dirt

You are the Earth

Anita Gordon

Argues that we face ecological disasters from the Greenhouse Effect if we do not make drastic changes in the next ten years

It's a Matter of Survival

Japan conjures up images of tea ceremonies, serene gardens, and Shinto shrines. Suzuki and Oiwa traveled throughout Japan, interviewing men and women who show them another side of the country. The coauthor is Keibo Oiwa.

Voices Beyond the Mainstream

The Other Japan

Reflections on Science, technology and nature - the pain of animals - genetics and society - our fragile democracy - dancing on racism's grave; The lesson of Japan - the prostitution of Academia - how educators have failed - the ecosystem as capital - the rape of the Amazon; The future; borrowing from the children - showdown in Brazil - Aboriginal people and the land; Acid rain - rain forests - deforestation - population.

Inventing the Future

David T. Suzuki

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