Sister Nature

A decade-long journey into regenerative agriculture reveals challenges and opportunities. Sister Nature inspires proactive engagement with our environment.

In Sister Nature, Kenyan beekeeper-turned-farmer Jess de Boer embarks on a transformative decade-long journey through the vibrant yet challenging world of regenerative agriculture. This exploration goes beyond mere farming; it is a quest for purpose and potential in a landscape that demands both innovation and respect for nature. De Boer shares her experiences from honey hunting in the last remaining pockets of rainforest in southern Ethiopia to gardening in the heart of Kenya's largest slum, illustrating the diverse environments and communities she encounters along the way.

The narrative takes readers to the arid lands of Northern Kenya, where a group of pioneering farmers is working to reconnect people with the earth. Through their efforts, they illustrate the importance of sustainable practices and the impact of community-driven initiatives. As challenges arise from stagnant education systems and unsustainable food production techniques, de Boer weaves together scientific insights and personal anecdotes, creating an inspiring story that resonates with anyone concerned about our planet's future.

Sister Nature is more than just a memoir; it is a call to action. De Boer confronts the growing disconnect between youth and the natural world, offering a hopeful perspective on how restorative action can lead to meaningful change. This accessible tale encourages readers to engage with their environment and consider the vital role they play in fostering a sustainable future.