Überall Leben

After their widely acclaimed book "A New World," the committed duo Sascha Mamczak and Martina Vogl now turn to another ecological topic: biodiversity. Preserving it is one of humanity's greatest challenges. Exciting, clear, and wonderfully illustrative, "Life Everywhere" conveys profound knowledge about how closely our human existence is intertwined with the lives of other organisms and how this interconnectedness is essential for our survival. At the same time, the book connects its readers with other carefully selected life forms, whether city pigeons, ghost tail geckos, or coastal redwoods. The more we learn about the intelligence and unique perceptions of other beings, the stronger our appreciation grows for the richness and striking beauty that the planet offers. It also fosters an understanding of what it means to be different from ourselves. "Life Everywhere" is not a biology book. Rather, it combines scientific, philosophical, and political aspects, leaving us with a new awareness for a better life—together with all those who share the same home as we do.