Supplemental Reading to read along with Climate Project curriculum?

I'm looking forward to hearing what others suggest! I haven't had time to read a whole book in a long time. I have read a lot of the 'classic' naturalists' writings, though, which have been inspirational and helped shape my love and understanding of the natural world, such as Thoreau, Burroughs, Whitman, Leopold, Carson. I especially like the way Aldo Leopold's A Sand County Almanac makes the point that species are important and worth protecting by simply describing how unique and special they are without beating the reader over the head with it. Bill McKibben is another writer with I'm sure many useful books and articles to check out. 

I haven't read anything specifically about climate change from Bernd Heinrich but his writing is both scientific and full of wonder and quite entertaining. I'm wondering if Winter World might dabble a bit in how climate is affecting species in colder climates. I read it so long ago that I forget but perhaps it's worth checking out! His book Summer World definitely focuses on adaptations for surviving warmer climates and could be used in a climate course discussion. His books are often broken into distinct chapters which could be read on their own for a shorter unit plan. 

I'm looking forward to hearing what others suggest! I haven't had time to read a whole book in a long time. I have read a lot of the 'classic' naturalists' writings, though, which have been inspirational and helped shape my love and understanding of the natural world, such as Thoreau, Burroughs, Whitman, Leopold, Carson. I especially like the way Aldo Leopold's A Sand County Almanac makes the point that species are important and worth protecting by simply describing how unique and special they are without beating the reader over the head with it. Bill McKibben is another writer with I'm sure many useful books and articles to check out. 

I haven't read anything specifically about climate change from Bernd Heinrich but his writing is both scientific and full of wonder and quite entertaining. I'm wondering if Winter World might dabble a bit in how climate is affecting species in colder climates. I read it so long ago that I forget but perhaps it's worth checking out! His book Summer World definitely focuses on adaptations for surviving warmer climates and could be used in a climate course discussion. His books are often broken into distinct chapters which could be read on their own for a shorter unit plan.