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Tedward

by Caryl Pearson

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Carousing with coyotes...


...wrestling with rodents, hobnobbing with horses, and both helping and hindering humans, Tedward enjoyed all this and more during his 15 years on earth. From Estes Park and Dowd’s Junction in the Colorado Rockies, to the San Francisco Bay Area, Tedward spread the magic of his joy and humor, his love of adventure, and his sometimes exasperating antics with the young and old of many species. He was a thief, a gentleman, a trickster, a comforter, a jester, and a loyal friend, and he lived the life most dogs can only dream of.

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Paperback
Format: 6 x 9 Color Paperback, 154 pages
Publisher: Outskirts Press (Oct 30, 2014)
ISBN10: 1478739223
ISBN13: 9781478739227
Genre: NATURE / Animals / General

Author Information...

Caryl PearsonCaryl discovered her love for nature at a young age, thanks to her Dad and a certain pond on the outskirts of Wichita, Kansas. When a snapping turtle walked into their garage one day, Caryl’s world was turned upside-down, not just because the turtle was so awesome in itself - which it definitely was, to a 4-year-old - but because of a whole new concept that arose in her mind when she asked her Dad, “Who takes care of the turtle?” and her Dad replied, “No one, he’s wild, so he takes care of himself!” The idea that animals roamed free on the earth and didn’t need human help was fascinating, and Caryl spent most of her 62 years increasing her knowledge of wildlife and the natural world in various ways. She majored in Environmental Studies at U.C. Davis, and worked for the National Park Service, the U.S. Forest Service, the Oceanic Society, the California Marine Mammal Center, N.O.A.A., Wolf Haven International, and other agencies, in addition to working on her own projects, such as an 18-month harbor seal behavior study in La Jolla and Pacific Grove, California. Her first animal-related story was published in the Los Altos Town Crier when Caryl was 9 years old. She has more recently written a set of articles called “Harbor Seal Highlights”, an article for Wolf Haven entitled “The Coyote - Our Adaptable Genius”, and 4 other articles on coyotes that were published by the Oklahoma Nature Conservancy Tallgrass Prairie Docent Newsletter. She has also written several children’s stories, featuring Carlos, the “Coyote Who Wouldn’t Eat Meat”. Caryl says the 2 authors that most inspired her are James Herriott and Farley Mowat. Currently Caryl and Poppy, her Irish Collie, and Honeydew, her cat, are enjoying the coastal environment and “stealth camping” while waiting for senior housing.
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