From the obscurity of the Canadian wilderness, he travelled to the lecture halls of Canada,Great Britian and the United States. He spoke and wrote movingly of the threat civilization posed to the native peoples and wildlife, and was internationally acclaimed as a great naturalist, a gifted orator and a successful author. For seven years this colourful, controversial woodsman, author and orator lived at Beaver Lodge on Ajaawan Lake. His cabin still stands on the shores of Ajaawan in Prince Albert National Park,Saskatchewan, Canada along with his family's burial site, as a mute tribute to his work.
"Remeber you belong to Nature, not it to you."