The Ecology of Care: Medicine, Agriculture, Money, and the Quiet Power of Human and Microbial Communities

In 'The Ecology of Care,' Didi Pershouse delves into the intricate relationships between soil health, public health, and the broader ecological system.

The book discusses how beneficial microorganisms play a crucial role in these systems and how changes in land management can improve both human health and environmental sustainability.

It offers practical strategies for collaborating with natural systems to reduce issues like flooding, drought, and wildfires, and to promote overall ecological and human well-being.