Giants of the American conservation movement

New Video Series takes us in Search of America’s Conservation Heritage

by Jeff Ryan on June 24, 2020 Permalink

Those who have read my books and blogs find a deep appreciation for America’s history woven Read More…
How does a wilderness ethic take root?

by Jeff Ryan on August 30, 2018 Permalink

I’ve been on a quest for the past two years. Read More…

I normally read three or four books at the same time. I started Hermit and put the others aside until I finished. The story of a very interesting man told in a different format. Read it! - Amazon Reviewer Ryan is an excellent storyteller, and this tale is as good as any novel, especially since it’s based on real people and real events. - Bill Bushnell, Bushnell on Books, Kennebec Journal The North Woods are filled with quirky characters and wonderful stories. Jeffrey Ryan's tale of Jim Whyte embodies so much of what makes these characters so appealing--the mysterious signals in the night, the hundreds of books lining the walls of his hideaway, the game of hide and seek with the law. Ryan has crafted a story that you won't want to put down. - Mills Kelly, Professor of History, George Mason University I can tell you it won't take you many days to read it, because you won't be able to put it down. I wasn't surprised when Hermit was named a top pick for 2019 on a December Maine Calling show on Maine Public Radio. - George Smith, Bangor Daily News

Giants of the American conservation movement

Giants of the American conservation movement

New Video Series takes us in Search of America’s Conservation Heritage

How does a wilderness ethic take root?

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