Island Press, established in 1978 and headquartered in Washington, D. C. , is a prominent publisher dedicated to advancing environmental knowledge and sustainability. Specializing in literature on climate change, biodiversity, land use planning, and environmental policy, Island Press releases approximately 40 titles annually. With over 3 million books sold in more than 15 languages, the press plays a vital role in shaping discussions around pressing environmental issues.
In addition to publishing, Island Press actively engages with the community through events and initiatives designed to educate and inspire action. Their authors participate in virtual and in-person discussions, fostering a deeper understanding of sustainability challenges and solutions. Island Press also offers a comprehensive catalog on its website, featuring both new releases and classic titles, making their resources accessible to a global audience committed to making a difference for the environment.
