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Full of Life: Exploring Earth’s Biodiversity
$25.00
Penned by science writer and children’s book author Isabel Thomas and illustrated by Sara Gillingham, Full of Life: Exploring Earth’s Biodiversity merges art, ecology and design to teach young ones about the scientific …
Via theguardian.com
Remarkable Sea Creatures Discovered Thousands of Meters Deep
Deep below the surface of the Indian Ocean—thousands of meters down—several remarkable creatures have been discovered by biologists. There are animals “decked out in twinkling lights, with velvety black skin and mouths …
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Climate reparations, repatriated artifacts, a decommissioned hydroelectric power plant and more
Silent Spring
$85.00
An environmental science book by Rachel Carson, Silent Spring was published in 1962 and has captured the attention of audiences ever since. Exploring and explaining the harm that pesticides do to birds, …
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The search for extraterrestrial intelligence, a feminist bird-watching club, an inclusive surf school and more
Legalize Mushrooms Poster
$50.00
With 100% of proceeds going to Decriminalize Nature—an initiative focused on making all of nature’s psychoactive plants and fungi legal—this poster by artist James Madison Mitchell was commissioned by Madre mezcal, a …
Via teenvogue.com
The Feminist Bird Club Breaks Barriers
In 2016, Molly Adams founded the Feminist Bird Club in NYC after finding the birding community full of “sexist or queer-hostile attitudes.” Now with 27 chapters across four countries, the Feminist Bird …
The Bird Passport Field Journal
$10.00
Pocket-sized and thoughtfully designed, The Bird Passport Field Journal is the ideal notebook for capturing the curiosity and wonder that comes with birding. It contains 20 spreads dedicated to entry logs for …
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A Native American woman in space, Nick Cave's new textiles, tightening rules for orbital debris and more