Island Press, an imprint of Princeton University Press, publishes books on today’s most pressing environmental issues, including climate and energy, ecosystems, the built environment, health and food, and environmental policy, economics, and law.

Island Press advances ideas that help meet today’s most urgent environmental challenges and elevates voices of change, bring attention to critical issues, and emphasize practical, sustainable solutions. Across these areas, their books address pressing questions: how to design livable, resilient cities with opportunities for all; how to ensure abundant, clean water; how to protect the beauty and diversity of the natural world; and how to limit the scale and impact of climate change.

Island Press bring ideas to life not only through their publishing, but through outreach and events that connect authors with practitioners, policymakers, and communities who can put ideas into action. Their programs and partnerships foster dialogue, spark collaboration, and help move change forward on the ground.