From the summer issue of International Game Warden Magazine. Thanks to Gerry Lister.
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World Ranger Day – Sunday, July 31st
My first novel, Dyed In The Green, is the story about the murder of a young Canadian national park warden at the hands of poachers.
But it never happened.
It’s fiction.
Yet every few days, somewhere in the world, a similar story unfolds that is not fiction.
It’s someone’s reality.
During the past year more than a hundred park rangers have been killed in the line of duty in countries around the planet. They died trying to protect the amazing diversity of life that we share this small blue dot with, species whose very existence is threatened by our actions.
This Sunday, July 31st – World Ranger Day, I ask you to take a moment out of your busy lives, to stop and think about the sacrifices these men and women made to protect wild places and the species that live there.
On #WorldRangerDay, please #standwithrangers.
Thank you.
From the Regina-Leader Post’s QC Magazine
Invermere Valley Echo Article
Thanks to Nikki Fredrikson at the Invermere Valley Echo for this latest article published July 20, 2016 (in two pages).
USNPS Ranger Magazine Review of Dyed In The Green
The latest issue of the US National Park Service’s Ranger Magazine includes a review of Dyed In The Green, by former Park Superintendent Rick Smith.
Here’s the magazine, including the review, for your reading pleasure.
Nice to get some favourable feedback Stateside.