Early work focusing on a region-specific guide to observing wildlife and understanding ecological habitats in the Northwoods. This shows an early dedication to ecological observation and communication.

A work exploring the fascinating behaviors of animals found in zoos, further showcasing her ability to engage readers with the wonders of the natural world. This publication would have exposed her to a broad audience.

Her seminal work that popularized the concept of biomimicry, outlining its principles and providing numerous examples of how nature's designs can inspire innovative solutions in various fields. This is her most impactful book and the one for which she is best known.

A captivating exploration into the hidden world of plants, revealing their intricate communication methods, survival strategies, and ecological roles. This book underscores her expertise in botany and plant biology.

Explores educational methods that prioritize sustainability by incorporating nature-based learning. Co-authored with Antoinette Tuff. This book showcases her commitment to integrating biomimicry principles into education.