What I Learned at Bears Ears
Two iconic buttes punctuating 1.9 million acres of awesome. The Bears Ears National Monument as proposed by the Bears Ears Inter-Tribal...
Torrey House welcomes Brooke Larsen
The world is meant to be celebrated. Torrey House Press is very pleased to welcome Brooke Larsen on board to help us out with all...
Climate justice through story & the young
As dozens of vehicles pulled up to the Chris Park Campground, pouring rain transformed the parking lot into a shallow pond. People ran...
Torrey House Press welcomes Alisha Anderson
With fire in her eyes, Terry Tempest Williams enthusiastically took hold of Torrey House Press publisher and executive director Kirsten...
Why a robust response to Bundys at Malheur is important
The immense damage I see to public lands in southern Utah caused by private livestock grazing motivated me to start Torrey House Press....
Filling a gap
We live in a gorgeous spot on a beautiful planet that teeters at a tipping point. Human-caused problems threaten land and sea...
Conservation through conversation
The original impetus behind Torrey House Press was the idea that we could promote love of the land through literature. We jumped in with...
Considering going nonprofit
Torrey House was founded on the principle that literature is a primary influence and creator of culture. When Wallace Stegner spoke of...
NGO’s, authors, booksellers, and why we publish
Kirsten and I drove from Torrey to Durango this week to see Scott Graham’s book launch of Mountain Rampage at Maria’s Bookshop. We hoped...