In this memoir, Captain Liz Clark captures her voyage in gripping detail, sharing tales of sailing in high seas, of solitude and surprises, of finding connection to the earth and commitment to living in harmony with it. Swell: A Sailing Surfer’s Voyage of Awakening...

Published by Patagonia®, this hardcover book is the definitive and beloved book on the rich history of the Hawaiian shirt, now completely revised, updated, redesigned, with new content and photographs throughout.

What if saving our home planet starts with giving other species space to roam? How can we reshape our human-built landscapes to serve both people and wildlife? These are the questions that Hillary Rosner attempts to answer in Roam, an urgent quest to figure...

Living in rural Indiana, author Kelsey Timmerman witnesses firsthand the damage inflicted by modern industrial agriculture. He’s afraid to let his kids swim in the nearby pond because it’s filled with farm runoff. There are times it’s hard to breathe, especially after manure from...

Join Sonnie around the campfire for stories of climbing and the climbing life. In 2025, Sonnie Trotter celebrated his 30th year of climbing. He’s long been at the forefront of the sport, specializing in first ascents of rock faces most people cannot imagine scaling....

Companion to Steve House and Scott Johnston’s best-selling Training for the New Alpinism, a planner and a workout journal in one.

Published by Patagonia, this paperback edition of The Wolverine Way explores one of the mightiest of wilderness villains. The wolverine comes marked with a reputation based on myth and fancy.

With this book, Patagonia is proud to introduce a popular Australian fishing writer whose arresting travelogue traces the history and plight of wild cutthroat in Yellowstone, while highlighting other great place to fish for trout.

The tale of an itinerant climber and the education of a reluctant businessman, translated to Spanish.

The need for activism is more urgent than ever before and the risks are greater, too. Safe and effective activism has always required smart strategic planning, clear goals and creative tactics, and careful and detailed preparation. Without these, activists can end up injured, penalized,...

"What if Nature is more cooperative, and less competitive, than we think? A follow-up to Kristin Ohlson’s previous book, The Soil Will Save Us (Rodale 2014), Sweet in Tooth and Claw extends the concept of cooperation in nature to the life-affirming connections among microbes,...

From Mark Kurlansky, bestselling author of Salt and Cod and many other works, a fascinating tribute to a magnificent species whose cycles of life are entwined with every aspect of nature— freshwater, saltwater, and land—and whose survival is inextricably tied to the survival of...

Christian Beamish built a boat in his garage and set off to find surf along the coast of Baja. He tells of his adventures in The Voyage of the Cormorant, and the reader finds out what happens when vision meets reality.

This collection of stories, articles, reflections and more offers insight into the life of an iconoclastic business leader and itinerant adventurer. Like sitting around the campfire, sharing a bottle of wine while telling stories, Some Stories is an eclectic portrait of a unique life...

One of the most unlikely and admired surfers uses his notoriety to protect one of the best surf breaks in the world.