Books about conservation

152 books in our catalogue · showing 1–48

Books about protecting the natural world: how wildlife, habitats and landscapes are being lost and restored, and the people working to change that. The shelf runs from accessible nature writing and field accounts to histories of conservation, books on climate and the countryside, and practical titles on looking after land and wildlife.

Many are written by people who spend long periods outdoors, so they read as good travel and nature writing as well as argument. For the idea of letting nature recover, see Rewilding; for books rooted in one kind of country, start with Landscape, Rivers or Islands, or browse Books by place.

Writing on conservation

The Future of Travel

Daniel Maurer

WildLOVE

Pedro Jarque Krebs

Outrage

Ian Nairn, Travis Elborough

The Elephants of Thula Thula : 3

Francoise Malby-anthony

Guides and practical books

Angola

Oscar Scafidi

Madagascar

Daniel Austin, Hilary Bradt

Suriname

Philip Briggs

Colombia

Sarah Woods

Lonely Planet Belize

Lonely Planet, Carolee Chanona, Ray Bartlett, Marco Ferrarese, Paul Harding, Anna Kaminski

Rough Guides Vanishing Places

Rough Guides, Amy Hopkins

Slovenia

Rudolf Abraham

Dominica

Paul Crask

Karakalpakstan

Stephanie Adams, Sophie Ibbotson

On the water

Conservation and the environment

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