Describes the thirteen-year-study of grizzly bears done by John and Frank Craighead in Yellowstone National Park, in which their use of the radio-tracking collar and other innovations added to the scope of human knowledge about the grizzly.
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From the Donner Party to The Pep Boys, I love to write narrative nonfiction about colorful characters. I've written 12+ history books for teenagers and adults. By day I write, edit, and produce story-rich anniversary books and DVDs for businesses. I also lead workshops in writing and publishing; occasionally help individual authors with their "always wanted to write it" projects; and couldn't live without theater, club Scrabble®, and jazz piano. I'm a lifelong New Jerseyan and a graduate of Rutgers College. Visit me on Wikipedia and at www.mariancalabro.com and www.corporatehistory.net.
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