Welcome to the NAIA Bookstore!
Welcome to NAIA's Bookstore where a portion of every purchase
goes directly to help NAIA protect and enhance the relationship
between people, animals, and nature and to oppose the radical
agenda of animal rights extremists. Now that you've found
us, we hope you will purchase all your books here!
Our virtual shelves are loaded with books about the human-animal
bond, animal husbandry, man's place in nature, and the underlying
historical, political, and social traditions that impact humans,
animals, and the environment. For more information about selected
books, check out the featured books below and our
book review section for reviews. If you have favorites
that you'd like us to feature,
let us know! Happy shopping!
Featured Books
 Rules
for Corporate Warriors:
How to fight and Survive Attack Shakedowns
by Nick Nichols
Everyone should read Rules for Corporate Warriors!
In it, PR crisis management guru Nick Nichols takes the reader
on a guided tour of the billion-dollar world of unregulated
NGO’s, showing us the underbelly of multi-national organizations
that make their money by attacking and shaking down corporations
with deep pockets. Nichols not only gives the reader a ringside
seat to the carnage, he also offers strategic advice about
how to effectively counter and overcome these shakedown groups.
Whether corporate executive, concerned citizen or activist,
if you’ve ever been angered about the extent of corruption
in even one social movement, you will recognize in Nichols’
work a template for all the movements and causes that have
been hijacked and corrupted over the last 30 years - from
animal rights and radical environmentalism to consumer and
civil rights. Rules for Corporate Warriors is well
researched, practical in its approach and yet thoroughly entertaining.
I urge everyone who values living in a free and democratic
society to buy it and give it their full attention today.
Eco-Sanity:
A Common Sense Guide to Environmentalism
by Joseph Bast, Peter Hill, & Richard Rue
Worried about the "apocalypse now" reports coming out of
various conferences on global warming, endangered species,
and forest health? These books from the Heartland Institute
and the Competitive Enterprise Institute provide a reality
check about Earth's environment.
In Eco-Sanity, Heartland Institute's Bast, Hill, and Rue
present the "Crisis of the Month Club" and debunk the doomsday
predictions about acid rain, ozone depletion, global warming,
deforestation, and eight other alleged environmental disasters
and wind up with a common sense agenda for cleaner air and
water, management of toxic chemicals, solid waste solutions,
and protection for public lands and wildlife, all based on
economics and science.
For more books
on this subject
 Earth
Report 2000: Revisiting the True State of the Planet
edited by Ronald Bailey
Earth Report 2000 presents scientific papers from 11 experts
on the environment, including Rowan Martin on biodiversity,
Nicholas Eberstadt on population, Roy W. Spencer on global
warming, and Michael De Alessi on fisheries. Other subjects
covered include energy, conservation and technology, dealing
with climate change, and global environmental trends.
For more books
on this subject
 At
the Hand of Man
by Raymond Bonner
n November 3, 2000, the office of the Convention on International
Trade in Endangered Species published Document 2000/060 (click
on documents menu), a report debunking HSUS allegations
of illegal elephant killing and ivory trade in Namibia and
Zimbabwe. Also in the past year, HSUS and other animal rights
groups opposed USAID funding of CAMPFIRE (, the African organization
that helps villagers improve their quality of life because
CAMPFIRE gets some of its financial support from legal hunting
on private game ranches.
Journalist Raymond Bonner went to Africa with his wife in
1988 and spent four years in Nairobi. An experienced foreign
correspondent, he gathered information for this passionate
and controversial book in 1993. Although seven years have
passed since its publication, the book has increased in importance
for anyone who wises to understand the complex relationship
between people and wildlife in Africa and the impact of animal
rights organizations on decisions made by CITES nations.
For a look at a CITES meeting, see NAIA's
trip to CITES;
for more on CAMPFIRE see Conservation
and local control and HSUS
vs CAMFIRE.
For more books on
this subject
Two fun volumes for the home library and for gifts (and donations
to a goodie basket for the NAIA auction in April 2001!).
 The
Quotable Dog Lover
edited by Patricia M. Sherwood
Dog lovers can enjoy the canine wit, wisdom, and whimsy of
Dave Barry, Ernest Hemingway, Jack London, Mark Twain, Emily
Dickinson, and dozens more pundits and commentators about
all things dog.
For more books on
this subject
 The
Quotable Cat Lover
edited by Charles Elliott
Quotes from Shakespeare, P.J. O'Rourke, Aldous Huxley, and
Winston Churchill and many more grace the pages of this book
for feline admirers.
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