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Expertise


National Parks


Preservation of nature


Wildlife


Ecosystems


Writing fiction/mysteries


Public service

Jerry Michael Mitchell


Email address

jmmcam03@hotmail.com



Website URL

jmmitchellauthor.com

Jerry Mitchell


Availability


Globally


Speaking fees waived/not typically expected.


Travel expenses, especially to distant locations, coverage appreciated.


No Charge for Book Clubs

Qualifications



Biology


Land Management


Wildland conservation/preservation


Fiction/mystery writing

Publishing History



Novels (National Park Mysteries)

Public Trust (2012).

The Height of Secrecy (2014)

Killing Godiva's Horse (2018)

The Migrations of Butterflies and Lies (2023)

Articles

Fire Management 24/7/365: Report on a workshop on the mitigation of wildfire risk in the mixed conifer forests of California.

Park Science Forum, 37/2. 2021. -The Expectation (in Finding and Fostering Resiliency in Difficult times).

The George Wright Forum, vol 35, number 3, 2018. -Review of Engineering Eden, by Jordan Fisher Smith.

The George Wright Forum, vol 34, number 2, 2017. -Dissecting Credibility: Components of Credibility for Science/Resource Management Professionals.

The George Wright Forum, vol 30, num 3. 2013.

Yosemite National Park. World Heritage Magazine. Num 38. 2004.

Speaking Experience


Bookstore readings


Book clubs


Readings at professional conferences


Paper presentations at scientific and professional conferences


Presiding over public meetings


Training for scientists, writers, technical specialists, and public servants


News media interviews.


(Specific examples available)

Biography


J.M. (Jerry) Mitchell had a long career with the National Park Service, serving as Chief of the agency's Biology Division, after having worked in Yosemite, Grand Canyon and Zion.


He now writes national park mysteries.

Awards



Mainstream Fiction CAL Awards, 2015,


Western, CAL Awards,


Mystery, NM/AZ award, 2019


Thriller finalist, CO Book Award