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"Human–environment relations" as a book category covers works that examine the reciprocal connections between people and the natural world: how societies shape and are shaped by landscapes, ecosystems, climate and resources. It is inherently interdisciplinary, bringing together ecology, geography, anthropology, history, political science, economics and ethics to explore topics such as environmental history, land use and resource management, conservation and biodiversity, urban and rural ecosystems, climate change and adaptation, environmental justice and Indigenous knowledge, technological and economic impacts, and policy and governance. Books in this category range from empirical case studies and theoretical syntheses to narrative non‑fiction, memoirs, policy analyses and textbooks, and they aim to illuminate feedbacks, trade‑offs, power relations and values that govern human behavior and environmental outcomes, often with an eye toward sustainability, resilience and ethical stewardship.

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