Promotes the exchange of ideas and information about literature and other cultural representations that consider human relationships with the natural world.

Tables of contents and subscription information for this journal of ecological literary criticism, produced by the Association for the Study of Literature and Environment.

University of Virginia catalogue of a collection of books, manuscripts, maps, engravings, and photographs related to nature writing about the state from the Seventeenth through Twentieth Centuries.

Brief bibliography by the Library of Congress.

Annotated bibliography of books written about the natural world between Lake Michigan and the Rocky Mountains.

Profiles of authors, John Burroughs Medal Award recipients, quotations, techniques, Ron Harton's nature journal, submitted works, and links.

Excerpts, reviews, bird photos, and links from the author of "Going Wild: Adventures with Birds in the Suburban Wilderness."

Annually awards medals to authors of natural history books and nature essays. Lists of award winners and nature books for young readers, and membership information.

An inspiring book on butterflies and their significance in religion, mythology, superstition, literature, and the arts.

Links literary writing about the natural world to specific ecoregions and to organizations active in preserving natural landscapes or focused on the art of writing.