The Washington Post, April 7th, 1994
Farley Mowat, Farley Mowat. The name is familiar. Something about wolves. Or boats. Or whales. Or Eskimos. Lots of ice and snow, anyway. And for a Canadian, something of a hell-raiser, right? Right. Were he setting forth to know the North today, instead of a half-century ago, this 72-year-old buzzard might be called many things - an animal rights activist, an enlightened outdoorsman, an environmental journalist, an amateur historian (and anthropologist and cold-climate biologist), a bleeding heart and noisy scrapper for creatures weaker and nobler than we. Farley Mowat is all of those things, ...
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