Ethical Dupes
12 ethical dupes for The Hidden Life of Trees (Hardcover)
Equal or higher ethics score · Equal or lower price · Books & Media. Hand-picked from our independently scored catalog.
The picks
Sorted by ethics score. Each card shows the delta vs your original.
A circular economy leader in the book industry, Better World Books diverts millions of books from landfills while funding global literacy.
An essential text on Indigenous wisdom and plant science, published by a non-profit B Corp dedicated to transformative literature.
An industry leader in circular economy bookselling, Better World Books diverts millions of titles from landfills while funding global literacy initiatives through every purchase.
A socially responsible bookselling giant that utilizes a 'for-profit social enterprise' model to fund global literacy and provide a second life for used books.
A stunning, artisanal journal handcrafted by makers in India using 100% tree-free recycled cotton paper and traditional block-printing techniques.
Robin Wall Kimmerer's essential text on Indigenous wisdom and plants, published by a non-profit press dedicated to transformative literature.
A social enterprise that collects and sells books online to fund literacy initiatives worldwide. Every purchase contributes to the circular economy by keeping books out of landfills.
A flagship publication for the global environmental movement, operating as an educational charity focused on social and ecological justice.
A champion of the circular economy, ThriftBooks saves millions of books from landfills annually while providing an affordable, eco-friendly alternative to buying new media.
Milkweed Editions
Braiding Sweetgrass: Indigenous Wisdom, Scientific Knowledge and the Teachings of Plants
$$A non-profit published work by Robin Wall Kimmerer that bridges indigenous knowledge and western science on 100% recycled paper.
A landmark work by Robin Wall Kimmerer that bridges Indigenous wisdom and plant science, published by a non-profit press committed to ecological literacy.
A foundational text by Gloria Jean Watkins (bell hooks) examining the social and political power of love, published with ethical labor standards.