Author Series

What if saving our planet starts with giving other species room to roam? Join award-winning environmental reporter Hillary Rosner (National Geographic, The New York Times, The Atlantic and more) and Nat Hab’s Senior Editorial Manager Rachel Walker for a conversation about Rosner’s debut book ROAM: Wild Animals and the Race to Repair Our Fractured World. Together, they’ll explore themes from ROAM—including wildlife corridor connectivity, environmental journalism and the power of communication to inspire change.

What can centuries of Indigenous knowledge teach us about medicine and conservation? Author Rosa Espinoza, Ph.D., joins host Brooke Mitchell for our Nat Hab Author Series to discuss The Spirit of the Rainforest: How Indigenous Wisdom and Scientific Curiosity Reconnects Us to the Natural World. From stingless bees and their healing honeys to animals that self-medicate and new laws protecting native species, they'll discuss Espinoza’s research as a chemical scientist and how Indigenous wisdom continues to inspire efforts to protect our planet.

We’re thrilled to welcome bestselling author Kristin Hannah (The Women, The Nightingale) as guest of honor at our inaugural Nat Hab Author Series. Kristin joins host Brooke Mitchell to discuss The Great Alone, her acclaimed novel set in 1970s Alaska. Kristin is no stranger to The Last Frontier—in fact, her family founded Alaska Bear Camp, now owned and operated by Nat Hab! Kristin will share stories of her family’s adventures in Alaska and reflect on how nature influences her writing. She’ll be joined by Caprice Stoner, manager of Bear Camp since 2006. Whether you're a fan of the book or simply love wild places, this is a can't-miss event.