Part bestiary of extinct and endangered animals, part search for ecological redemption, Resurrection Biology is a plunge into the magnificence of the natural world, an exploration of its effects on humans' interior lives, and a journey into awe, even in the wake of grief.

Moving from the dawn of life to the Ice Age to the present day, from steppes and savannahs to cities and suburbs, these poems celebrate the marvels of living things, explore loss and anticipatory grief, and look for hope in the incredible transformations that take place in the natural world every day.

With playful and instinctive language, Moseley leads readers through a menagerie of wonder, fear, and joy, and ultimately asks: does anything truly end?