OC Book of the Month

I've decided to start reading 1 special conservation related book each month. Some will be new to me, some will be re-reads. I read pretty extensively in general, but haven't been focusing on science/conservation relevant material in awhile. This whole social media awareness/advocacy endeavor has reignited my spark so I am dedicated to going through the books related to this field.

I will alternate picks between classic books or iconic authors from the field, and newer more current reads.

If you'd like to join me on this educational and inspirational journey, check out our online book club on Goodreads! I have also been sharing quotes from each month's books using #ocbookofthemonth from @outdoorconserv :)

1. Desert Solitaire, Edward Abbey (September 2018): Review
2. Firestorm: How Wildfire Will Shape Our Future, Edward Struzik (October 2018): Review
3. Our National Parks, John Muir (November 2018): Review
4. Silent Spring, Rachel Carson (December 2018): Review
5. Who Rules the Earth?, Paul Steinberg (January 2019): Review
6. A Sand County Almanac, Aldo Leopold (February 2019) Review
7. Sea Change, Sylvia Earle (March 2019) Review
8. The Future of Life, EO Wilson (April 2019) Review
9. The Sixth Extinction, Elizabeth Kolbert (May 2019) Review
10.  The Beak of the Finch, Jonathan Weiner (June 2019) Review
11. Grizzly Years, Doug Peacock (July 2019) Review
12. The Gulf: The Making of an American Sea, Jack E Davis (August 2019)