Books by Publisher: Environmental Law Institute

Within Walking Distance

By Philip Langdon

Draws on the successes of six diverse U.S. communities for creating compact, walkable neighbourhoods.

Bike Boom

By Carlton Reid

An optimistic book about the history and future of cycling in Europe and the US.

Marine Ecosystem-Based Management in Practice

By Julia M. Wondolleck

The first book to show the importance of collaboration in marine ecosystem-based management.

No One Eats Alone

By Michael S. Carolan

No One Eats Alone is a new way of looking at our food system that emphasises the human relationships behind our food and becoming better food citizens.

People, Forests, and Change: Lessons from the Pacific Northwest

People, Forests, and Change brings together ideas grounded in science for policy makers, forest and natural resource managers, students, and conservationists who wish to understand how to manage forests conscientiously to assure their long-term viability and that of human communities who depend on them.

Immersion: The Science and Mystery of Freshwater Mussels

By Abbie Gascho Landis

A beautifully written and illuminating look at the lives of freshwater mussels and their impact on river health.

Seeing the Better City

By Charles R. Wolfe

Emphasises personal observation as a key to creating better neighbourhoods.

Nature\'s Allies: Eight Conservationists Who Changed Our World

By Larry A. Nielsen

In Nature's Allies, Larry Nielsen uses the inspiring stories of conservation pioneers to show that through passion and perseverance we can each make a difference. They exposed polluting practices and fought for social justice.

People Cities

By Peter Newman

An inspirational look at the creation of Jan Gehl's urban design movement.

Foundations of Restoration Ecology

By Margaret A. Palmer

A comprehensive overview of the latest theories and research in restoration ecology.