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Although best known as America’s first environmental philosopher, Henry David Thoreau left a broad legacy of writings on a variety of topics. Thoreau’s thoughts on freedom, selected by Thoreau-scholar Jeffrey … Read more

A series of papers from academics, naturalists and writers who examine aspects of Thoreau's world and that of his contemporaries, as well as the current state of Thoreauvian scholarship. Prefacing … Read more

Thoreau’s Walden beautifully illustrated with Scot Miller’s spectacular color photographs capturing Walden as vividly in images as Thoreau captured it in words.

An affordable paperback edition of Walden. The most authoritative version of Thoreau’s masterpiece to date.

The climate around Thoreau's Walden Pond is changing, with visible ecological consquences.  In Walden Warming, Dr. Richard Primack uses Thoreau andWalden to track the effects of a warming climate on … Read more

Full color 23″ x 36″ poster of historic Walden Woods in Concord and Lincoln, Massachusetts which highlights over 100 significant sites. Suitable for framing. Perfect for classrooms!

Take note! Four different color images found in the illustrated Walden book, printed in the USA with environmentally-sensitive waterless inks on recycled paper. This set of eight contains 5″ x … Read more

100% cotton.  Black with white embroidery of tree-guitar design on the front. The Walden Woods Project embroidered on the back. Snap-back.  

Tree-guitar design with Don Henley and The Walden Woods Project printed in white on the front. Unisex sizing, short sleeves. Chocolate brown. 100 % Cotton.

Olive green with white printing.  “In wildness is the preservation of the world” Thoreau quotation on the front. WWP logo on the back. Organic cotton.  Unisex sizing.  

Tree-guitar design with Don Henley and The Walden Woods Project printed in black on the front. Unisex sizing, short sleeves. Tan. 100 % Cotton

After providing AHT with seeds collected in the fall from red maples on Walden Woods Project properties in Concord and Lincoln, Massachusetts, hundreds of saplings have been propagated in AHT’s … Read more