Patagonia Book et in Tooth and Claw

What if nature was more cooperative and less competitive than we think?

About the author

• Author and freelance journalist in Portland, Oregon, Kristin Ohlson has published articles in the New York Times, Orion, Discover, Gourmet, Oprah, and many other print and online publications. Her work for magazines has been featured in the Best American Science Writing and Best American Travel Writing anthologies.

Recommendation

“Expertly weaving together science, social considerations, and remarkable characters, Kristin Ohlson's book reveals the wonderful partnerships that make life possible, showing that cooperation, not competition, is the key to survival.” Elizabeth Carlisle, Assistant Professor, Environmental Studies, UC Santa Barbara

Recommendation

“Kristin Ohlson examines nature through the lens of cooperation, from the complex functioning of single-celled creatures to forests and cities as a whole (above and below land). This exciting and profound book holds up a mirror to us humans, showing how much we thrive in the presence of nature's generosity.” Judith Schwartz, author of The Reindeer Chronicles: And Other Inspiring Stories of Working With Nature to Heal the Earth

Review

A rich and fascinating book, the message of which is that by embracing nature's cooperative and generous spirit, humans could contribute to the extraordinary task of helping the planet and its inhabitants to thrive. - Starred review from Foreword Reviews

Features

Hardcover edition of 392 pages, colour illustrations, over 120 photos; 15 x 21 cm

Publisher

Published by Patagonia