Essays on Nature

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A Continuous Harmony authored by Wendell Berry has interesting essays on nature, which is inspired by accounts of Thomas F. Hornbein’s journey to the Himalayas. The title of the book has been derived from the writings of Horenbein, where he wrote – "that here man lived in continuous harmony with the land, as much as briefly a part of it as all its other occupants." In addition to this, Charles Darwin's Beagle Diary (1831–1836) authored by Charles Darwin is one of the best essays on nature. The book illustrates trips of His Majesty and his adventure in the ships in the years between 1826 and 1836.

Walden or Life in the Woods written by Henry David Thoreau describes the experience of the author, while he lived in Walden Pond for two years. It is an interesting read, where author narrates his life and different people he met during this time. Walden is another noted book by the same author, which is edited by James Lyndon Shanley. The Land of Little Rain authored by Mary Austin educated individuals about the deserts of Southern California and Arizona. Author has described the way individuals spend their lives in these places. Readers can avail different essays on nature, which are written by famous environmentalists.

The Open Secret: A New Vision for Natural Theology is a famous ebook on essays on nature, where the author Alister E. Mcgrath enlightens the readers about natural theology and tries to re–establish its value. In addition to this, Wendell Berry and Religion edited by Joel Shuman is also a recommended book for the readers. Wendell Berry is a poet, essayist, environment writer and a farmer, who is renowned for his ideas about values and tradition prevailing in the region. The author focuses on good work, community, place, and simple pleasures of life. According to the ebook The Agrarian Vision authored by Paul Thompson, stating the importance of agrarianism in today's agricultural practices.