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How to Teach Kids About Pollinators in the School Garden

n The School Garden Curriculum, author Kaci Rae Christopher shares Observing Pollinators, an activity that helps kids connect with bees, butterflies, and other pollinators. By watching these busy helpers in…

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Your Better Sense of Nature by Jacob Rodenburg

Jacob Rodenburg, author of The Book of Nature Connection, talks about the importance of nature and why we must use all of our senses if we want to gain a…

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Back to School Tips: How to Keep the Joy of Summer Alive all Year

Going back to school doesn’t have to mean saying goodbye to everything we love about summer. In fact, holding onto pieces of it can make the school year richer for…

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Building Food Security Through Community-Held Land: The Farmers Land Trust Story

At the crossroads of land justice, food security, and community resilience, The Farmers Land Trust is pioneering a transformative approach to farmland access and stewardship.

New Society Publishers Answers 5 Big Questions About Ethical Publishing

BookNet Canada speaks with New Society Publishers—leaders in sustainable, mission-driven publishing for over 40 years. From recycled paper to climate commitments, they share how their work is reshaping the future…

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The Commons are No “Tragedy” – They’re Highly Generative

In this post David Bollier shares an excerpt from Think Like a Commoner, Second Edition and adds context and reflection.

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Interview with Pam Dawling, author of Sustainable Market Farming, Second Edition

In this post, Pam Dawling shares practical insights from her new book, Sustainable Market Farming, Second Edition, offering a clear look at its core themes and intentions. Whether you’re new…

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Grains vs. Nuts: Rethinking the Modern American Diet

In this Feed Us With Trees excerpt, Elspeth Hay explores how flawed low-fat advice shaped diets and health — and why it’s time to rethink fat, flavor, and what truly…

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B Corp Recertified: Continuing Our Commitment to Sustainability

New Society Publishers is proud to announce its B Corp recertification with a standout score of 134.3, a major jump from its previous score of 116. This achievement affirms New…

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The S Questions Model And How To Use It In Mediation

In mediation, the right question can build bridges—or break them. In this blog excerpt from The Mediator’s Toolkit, Gerry O’Sullivan shares how strategic preparation and the S Questions Model help…

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2025 American Legacy Book Award Winners

We are thrilled to announce that Food Science for Gardeners has won an American Legacy Book Award this year in the Home & Garden category; and The Regeneration Handbook is…

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6 Ways to Beat Plastic Pollution While Enjoying the Outdoors This Summer

This summer, as we enjoy nature’s beauty, New Society Publishers reflects on how daily choices—not just annual campaigns—can drive real environmental change. From reducing plastic to rethinking digital tools, we’re…

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Innovative Strategies for Small Fruit Growing

In The Berry Grower, Blake Cothron offers a practical guide to growing and marketing organic berries, perfect for beginners and experienced farmers alike. In this excerpt, he shares what inspired…

2025 American Legacy Book Awards Winner

We are thrilled to announce that The Story is in Our Bones, by Osprey Orielle Lake has won the 2025 American Legacy Book Award in the Social Change category.

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Design From Within: The LUV Triangle In Permaculture

In this excerpt from Mulberries in the Rain, authors Ryan Blosser and Trevor Piersol introduce the LUV Triangle—a tool for navigating the human experience with clarity, compassion, and intention. They…

How to Teach Kids About Pollinators in the School Garden

Your Better Sense of Nature by Jacob Rodenburg

Back to School Tips: How to Keep the Joy of Summer Alive all Year

Building Food Security Through Community-Held Land: The Farmers Land Trust Story

New Society Publishers Answers 5 Big Questions About Ethical Publishing

The Commons are No “Tragedy” – They’re Highly Generative

Interview with Pam Dawling, author of Sustainable Market Farming, Second Edition

Grains vs. Nuts: Rethinking the Modern American Diet

The S Questions Model And How To Use It In Mediation

2025 American Legacy Book Award Winners

6 Ways to Beat Plastic Pollution While Enjoying the Outdoors This Summer

Innovative Strategies for Small Fruit Growing

2025 American Legacy Book Awards Winner

Design From Within: The LUV Triangle In Permaculture

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