Natural History & Field Guides

In a world all too familiar with environmental disasters, Horst Kornberger argues that the bee crisis is a more significant problem than deforestation, pollution and global warming put together, as it points to the causes behind all these.

This book is straightforward, practical guide for taking care of yourself (and others) in a survival situation with crucial, basic survival skills required for an emergency situation during all four seasons in all wilderness areas of Canada.
Objectives:
Understanding the importance of being prepared

In Walking with Trees, Glennie Kindred takes us on an intimate and profoundly connecting walk with thirteen of our native trees. She leads us into their worlds and opens our hearts to their wonders, their qualities and their potential to heal.

Author and naturopathic physician Dr. Cyndi Gilbert introduces readers to the art and science of forest bathing, the deceptively simple Japanese practice of spending time in the forest as a way to find peace, rejuvenation, and to promote health.

The ultimate family-friendly guide to foraging with kids.

Children are natural foragers they love to get outside and search for hidden treasures. And once they get the foraging bug, theres no turning back. Before you know it, theyll be asking where they can find the sweetest summer berries or the best wild apple trees.

Journey inside the life of a beehive to discover how many bee hours it takes to make one jar of honey and what the honeybees' dance really means.