RD Lawrence
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R.D. Lawrence was a Canadian naturalist and wildlife author. Born aboard ship in the Bay of Biscay off the coast of Spain
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 on September 12, 1921, he moved to Canada in 1954. RD Lawrence died of Alzheimer's on November 27, 2003 in Haliburton County, Ontario
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Literary Awards

  • 1967 and 1968: Frank H. Kortright Award for "Excellence of writing in the field of conservation".
  • 1980: Best non-fiction paperback from Canadian Paperback Publishers Association for "The North Runner".
  • 1981: Named honorary member of the Mark Twain Society for "contribution to conservation writing".
  • 1984: Best non-fiction award, Canadian Authors Association for "The Ghost Walker".
  • 1993: Awarded Commemorative Medal of Canada by Ontario Lieutenant Governor Henry NR Jackman to mark the 125th Anniversary of Confederation. Award in recognition of "your contribution and service to your community".
  • 2004: Awarded "Lifetime Achievement in Wildlife and Wilderness Conservation Through Writing" by Earthroots, a conservation organization dedicated to the preservation of wilderness, wildlife and watersheds in Canada, with a focus on Ontario.
  • 2007: The IFAW posthumously recognizes RD Lawrence with its Lifetime Achievement Award for his "passion, dedication and commitment to animals and the natural environment."

Books

  • Wildlife in Canada, 1966
  • The Place in the Forest, 1967
  • Where the Water Lilies Grow, 1968
  • The Poison Makers, 1969
  • Cry Wild, 1970
  • Maple Syrup, 1971
  • Wildlife in North America: Mammals, 1974
  • Wildlife in North America: Birds, 1974
  • Paddy, 1977
  • Discover Ste. Marie, 1978
  • The North Runner, 1979
  • Secret Go the Wolves, 1980
  • The Study of Life: A Naturalist’s View, 1980
  • The Zoo That Never Was, 1981
  • Voyage of the Stella, 1982
  • The Ghost Walker, 1983
  • Canada’s National Parks, 1983
  • The Shark, 1985
  • In Praise of Wolves, 1986
  • Trans-Canada Country, 1986
  • The Natural History of Canada, 1988
  • The Natural History of Canada Revised by Michal Polak, 2005
  • For the Love of Mike (Pour L'Amour de Mike), 1989
  • Wolves, 1990
  • The White Puma, 1990
  • Trail of the Wolf, 1993
  • The Green Trees Beyond, 1994
  • A Shriek in the Forest Night, 1996
  • Owls, the Silent Fliers, 1997
  • Cry Wild, 2005

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