Want to give back to the planet and learn about sustainability? This Climate Action Week, explore stories that inspire hope, spark new ideas, and remind us that every small action adds up.
Dive into thoughtful reads like Climate Hope by David Geselbracht, The End of This World by Angele Alook, The Sacred Balance by David Suzuki, or The Future Is Now by Bob McDonald, which highlights real-world solutions already shaping our today and tomorrow.
If you’re looking for perspective and comfort, Turn the Tide on Climate Anxiety by Megan Kennedy-Woodard and I Want a Better Catastrophe by Andrew Boyd offer honest, sometimes humorous takes on staying strong in the face of challenge.
For younger readers, Drawn to Change the World by Emma Reynolds, A Kids Book About Sustainability by Amber Troutman, Our World Out of Balance by Andrea Minoglio, and How to Manage Your Eco-anxiety by Anouchka Grose introduce ideas in a clear and engaging way. Each book encourages curiosity, optimism, and the confidence to take action.
To browse more curated reading suggestions for Climate Action Week, please visit:
ORL Reads: Climate Action Week – Resources for Adults
ORL Reads: Climate Action Week – Resources for Kids
Ready to experiment? Borrow a Home Energy Kit to test how efficient your home really is, or an Air Quality Monitor Kit to check what’s in your indoor air. You might be surprised.
If you’d rather stream than measure, Kanopy has environmental documentaries worth your popcorn, and GreenFILE is perfect for diving into research on topics like clean energy and conservation.
This Climate Action Week, discover how the ORL can help you live, learn, and act sustainably—one step at a time.
