Category NATURE: Integral Ecology



	The notion of Gaia is far more than some popular and romantic concept of a living earth. It is a living, scientifically verifiable reality. But ecologists needn't harken back to a mythical Eden; we must go forward from where we are, and find ways beyond the industrial and information age to a new era that nurtures and protects the cosmic web of life while respecting the integrity of the Kosmos.

Classics & Originals
From Kosmos Bookstore

The Rebirth of Nature
by Rupert Sheldrake

Dharma Gaia
ed. by Allan Hunt-Badiner

The Lost Gospel of the Earth
by Tom Hayden

A Green History of the World
by Clive Ponting

The Web of Life
by Fritjof Capra

The End of Nature
by Bill McKibben

Ages of Gaia: A Biography of Our Living Earth
by James Lovelock

Earth in the Balance
by Al Gore

Discordant Harmonies: A New Ecology
by Daniel B. Botkin

Sister Earth: Creation, Ecology, and the Spirit
by Dom Helder Camara

Features

E-BOOK:

Toward a New Green Earth:
The Call for a More Integral Science
by Mark A. Schroll
In the face of strong evidence that our world's social and environmental future is at risk, Schroll's new book offers a hopeful map to a more promising outcome.

ESSAYS:

Earth Day 2000 --
A Call to Action
by Julia Butterfly Hill
A compassionate and moral call to save our planet from the young woman who sat atop a redwood tree for two years.

Preserving Our Environmental Future
by Peter Russell
The roots of our environmental crises lie within, says the acclaimed author of Waking Up in Time.

How Much More Can We Grow?
by Peter Russell
It's time for "sustainable development" to change from a fuzzy ideal to a practical reality.

Recommended Sites

Bioneers

Greenpeace

David Suzuki Foundation

Ralph Metzner: Green Earth Foundation

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