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Niche Construction is a category for books that examine how organisms, especially humans, actively modify their environments and, in doing so, reshape the evolutionary and ecological forces that act on themselves and other species. It brings together works in evolutionary biology, ecology, animal behavior, anthropology, archaeology, and cultural evolution to explore ecosystem engineering (such as beaver dams or coral reefs) and human cultural practices (such as agriculture, technology, urbanization, and norms) that alter habitats and inheritance across generations. Titles range from theory and models of niche construction and gene-culture coevolution to comparative case studies and applied perspectives on conservation, restoration, climate resilience, and sustainable design. Readers can expect interdisciplinary narratives that link everyday behaviors to long-term eco-evolutionary dynamics and the mutual shaping of organisms and environments.

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