Insects and other invertebrates quietly hold our ecosystems together—and this eye-opening book makes the case for why they deserve our care, attention, and protection. As insect populations decline at alarming rates, Rebugging the Planet explores the essential roles these small creatures play in pollination, food systems, water quality, and the health of landscapes around the world.
Blending science, storytelling, and practical action, the book shows how everyday choices can help “rebug” our surroundings—from letting gardens grow a little wild to rethinking how we design parks, streets, and shared green spaces. It also highlights how environmental health is deeply connected to social equity, reminding readers that caring for insects means caring for one another, too.
Thoughtful and empowering, this book is ideal for gardeners, nature lovers, educators, and anyone looking for hopeful, tangible ways to support life on Earth.
