Dear Environmentalist

Notes on Climate, Community, and the World We Still Deserve
by Isaias Hernandez
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A hopeful invitation for environmental change

As the Earth undergoes profound environmental changes and the powers-that-be ignore them, many of us feel disempowered and at a loss for how to process and move forward. The conversation around environmentalism has become inaccessible to many and has ignored the essential role that cultural,...

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Published By Timber Press

Format Hardback

Number Of Pages 288

Publication Date 04/13/2027

ISBN 9781643266282

Dimensions 6 inches x 9 inches


“Dear Environmentalist is a love letter to anyone searching for their place in the environmental movement. With tenderness, vulnerability, and a deep commitment to justice, Isaias reminds us that environmentalism is not only about protecting the planet. It is about caring for one another, honoring where we come from, and imagining the worlds we deserve. This book leaves readers feeling seen, hopeful, and ready to care more deeply.”—Leah Thomas, Founder of Intersectional Environmentalist and author of Earth As Mother

"This is a book about reality, as much as any physics or chemistry textbook. Isaias Hernandez has worked hard to understand the world we live in, and is working hard to change it, on many fronts. May these compelling words draw many others in to this great work!"—Bill McKibben, author of Here Comes the Sun

“At a time when so many people are searching for their place in the climate movement, Dear Environmentalist offers a compassionate and hopeful invitation, rooted in the belief that everyone deserves a place in shaping our collective future. Isaias reminds us that building a more just world begins by creating a movement where we can all see ourselves and our role within it.”—Wawa Gatheru, Founder and Executive Director of Black Girl Environmentalist

"Tender, fierce, and unapologetically rooted. Isaias Hernandez shows that environmentalism belongs to those who grew up breathing what others refused to. A field guide for loving this world fiercely."—Dr. Jessica Hernandez, author of Fresh Banana Leaves and Founder of Earth Daughters

 
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