The story of a Gorilla and a teacher.

A great book about the world ecological system and how we are destroying it.

Daniel studied at St. Louis University and the University of Vienna in Austria he also studied at Loyola University. Of course it's hard to imagine his degree was in English.

He spent most of his career as a publisher and later became a freelance writer. His book Ishmael was written in 1992 and is the first of a trilogy.

He is deeply concerned about the world population problem and has some definite opinions about it. He realizes that the more humans there are the less food there is going to be for others.

I have to agree with one point about world population and that of course is the more populated our planet is the more waste or pollution getting deposited into our oceans as well as our environment.

Daniel was born in 1935 and lives in Omaha, Nebraska.

I have not read the book yet.

Learn more about Ishmael at http://www.ishmael.com

Daniel has also won a Turner Tomorrow Fellowship award for finding positive solutions to global problems. He was chosen from over 2500 entries worldwide. The foundation he won the award from was created in 1989 by Ted Turner.

Way to go Daniel and keep up the good work.