Books
People the Planet Needs Now
From climate change and industrial waste to social injustice and poverty, the challenges that our world faces are daunting. To make matters worse, many people are turning away from scientific fact in favor of their own beliefs and biases. Yet there is reason for hope. Heroes among us are fighting for a better world—and many of them are Black, Indigenous, and Other People of Color (BIPOC). Acclaimed author and photographer Dudley Edmondson has interviewed 25 Black and Brown scientists, environmental justice activists, and social justice activists to inspire change on a global scale.
People the Planet Needs Now is a compilation of personal stories and perspectives from across the United States (and one from the Philippines), as scientists and activists talk about the work they do and their life experiences.
Black & Brown Faces in America’s Wild Places
After four years of crisscrossing America conducting interviews with people from all walks of life- government officials, working biologists, national park rangers, and private citizens- he produced “Black & Brown Faces in Americas Wild Places”
The book’s purpose is to create a set of “Outdoor Role Models” for the African American community. He feels it is important for them to see individuals who LOOK like them with similar life experiences talking about their passion for nature and the outdoors. Each copy of the book comes with a Children’s version on the inside back cover that you can give to a child in your community or household. You can order multiples copies of the book by typing in the amount in the qty window
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Beginner’s flower field guide
What’s That Flower is a beginners guide to the more common wildflowers of the eastern U.S published by DK Books London, UK and written by Dudley Edmondson