Glen Hvenegaard is Professor of Environmental Science at the University of Alberta. Jeremy Mouat is Professor Emeritus at the University of Alberta. Heather J. Marshall is a freelance writer and graphic designer.

"This book is an in-depth study of amateur ornithologist Frank Farley and his social environment, set against the changing backdrop of environmental activism and ecological knowledge during the first half of the 20th century." Eric Mills, Dalhousie University

• FiguresIntroduction1. Farley’s Early Years, 1870-1907: “Them was the days!”2. Camrose: “The Most Hustling Town of the West”3. Game Officer at Miquelon Lake: “A Second Jack Miner Pond”4. Raising the Question: “Are Our Wild Ducks Doomed?”5. Networking with Other Ornithologists: “All the Celebrities, Eh?”6. Frank Farley as Mentor: “He Lit the Spark”7. Farley’s Publications: “A Valuable Addition to the Bird Literature of the West”ConclusionAppendix: Frank Farley’s publicationsBibliographyIndex

Glen Hvenegaard is Professor of Environmental Science at the University of Alberta. Jeremy Mouat is Professor Emeritus at the University of Alberta. Heather J. Marshall is a freelance writer and graphic designer.

"This book is an in-depth study of amateur ornithologist Frank Farley and his social environment, set against the changing backdrop of environmental activism and ecological knowledge during the first half of the 20th century." Eric Mills, Dalhousie University

• FiguresIntroduction1. Farley’s Early Years, 1870-1907: “Them was the days!”2. Camrose: “The Most Hustling Town of the West”3. Game Officer at Miquelon Lake: “A Second Jack Miner Pond”4. Raising the Question: “Are Our Wild Ducks Doomed?”5. Networking with Other Ornithologists: “All the Celebrities, Eh?”6. Frank Farley as Mentor: “He Lit the Spark”7. Farley’s Publications: “A Valuable Addition to the Bird Literature of the West”ConclusionAppendix: Frank Farley’s publicationsBibliographyIndex

Glen Hvenegaard is Professor of Environmental Science at the University of Alberta. Jeremy Mouat is Professor Emeritus at the University of Alberta. Heather J. Marshall is a freelance writer and graphic designer.

"This book is an in-depth study of amateur ornithologist Frank Farley and his social environment, set against the changing backdrop of environmental activism and ecological knowledge during the first half of the 20th century." Eric Mills, Dalhousie University

• FiguresIntroduction1. Farley’s Early Years, 1870-1907: “Them was the days!”2. Camrose: “The Most Hustling Town of the West”3. Game Officer at Miquelon Lake: “A Second Jack Miner Pond”4. Raising the Question: “Are Our Wild Ducks Doomed?”5. Networking with Other Ornithologists: “All the Celebrities, Eh?”6. Frank Farley as Mentor: “He Lit the Spark”7. Farley’s Publications: “A Valuable Addition to the Bird Literature of the West”ConclusionAppendix: Frank Farley’s publicationsBibliographyIndex