Resilience Thinking: Sustaining Ecosystems and People in a Changing World Free Audiobook Download by David Salt,Brian Walker

The book covers the environmental, social, and economic implications of our rapidly changing world. It includes lessons learned from nature and how they can be applied to human society. The benefits of local resiliency are explored as well as alternatives to industrial agriculture that promote biodiversity, food self-sufficiency, and healthy soils.

This audiobook is a highly recommended addition for anyone wanting to learn about the science of resilience. It will take you through various topics such as climate change and ocean acidification, which are both happening at an alarming rate.

Resilience Thinking is an international bestseller that has been translated into over 10 languages. The book tells the story of David Salt, Brian Walker, and a team of scientists who are trying to find ways to address the challenges that ecological systems face in the current moment. These challenges include climate change, droughts, sea level rise, invasive species and pollution.

Resilience Thinking: Sustaining Ecosystems and People in a Changing World by David Salt is an important book for those who are interested in sustainability. As the world changes, it behooves us to take seriously the connections between ecology, culture, economics, and politics. This book provides practical advice on how to live sustainably in a changing world.

Resilience thinking offers us a new way of understanding the world in which our lives are embedded. This new paradigm is actually a suite of related ideas that provide a framework for understanding and taking action to live well in this world, whatever its condition.

The book is a general introduction about the resilience thinking and its application in different fields of science, and the author provides a very detailed analysis about what resilience is and how it can be implemented.