USFWS Historian Hosts Author Talk about My Approach to Outdoor Writing
As a special bonus preceding my lecture at the National Conservation Training Center (Headquarters of the US Fish and Wildlife Service, Historian Mark Madison invited me into the recording studio to discuss my books and my approach to researching conservation history. It was a fun, wide-ranging discussion to be sure.
This Land Was Saved for You and Me
New Hardcover – Now Available Nationwide!
My new book traces the path from Olmsted’s first wanderings in Yosemite to the signing of The Wilderness Act in 1964.
Along the way, we meet well-known advocates for America’s lands and waters including Gifford Pinchot, Theodore Roosevelt, and Aldo Leopold. But importantly, we also meet many lesser-known people who gave their all to protect forests and wilderness areas before they would be gone forever and ensured that all Americans would retain the benefits of ownership.
Published by Stackpole Books in hardcover format, This Land Was Saved for You and Me is available now from national and local retailers. Click the “order” button below to learn more.
More Books by Jeffrey Ryan
"Finding Their Roots" - A special presentation with the Forest History Society
The Forest History Society graciously asked me to contribute to their lecture series by delving into the subject of what led some of America’s most influential conservationists to take up the cause of establishing and protecting our public lands.
Upcoming Events
I am currently booking in-person and virtual appearances for 2023. Please check the sidebar to the right for dates and times. More events will be added soon.
