“This inspirational title belongs in all
Alberta schools. [Indeed,] this is an important book for all Albertans.”

- Diane Wilson, Reviewer,
  Calgary Board of Education

A BIG THANK-YOU TO THE DONORS!

Our Books for Schools Program proved most successful and has now ended. Businesses engaged in the new, green economy have donated hundreds of copies of Wild Alberta at the Crossroads to school libraries, and we thank them most sincerely. The books have been enthusiastically received in the schools!

For more teacher reviews, click here; more on the program and donors, here; for school responses, here.

About the Book

Wild Alberta at the Crossroads is about our children’s heritage. It traces the authors’ seven-year journey through the mountains, foothills, grasslands, parkland, boreal forest, and Canadian Shield.  And it urges far better stewardship of the land – this corner of the planet for which we are responsible. More.

Why a Caribou
on Our Book Cover?

The woodland caribou is an icon of Alberta’s endangered species.  Despite 30 years of study, our herds continue to decline (see book, page 24).

The problem? Lack of political will to protect caribou habitat.  What can you do? Join the Caribou and You campaign.

Winning Gold!

Wild Alberta at the Crossroads won gold in the Independent Publisher’s Book Awards 2008.   More.