A World in Crisis: Why our Attitudes Must Change is now also for sale by online book sellers such as Indigo, Barnes & Noble, and Amazon. This book is available as a paperback or an ebook.
This book considers climate change and the serious adjustments we have to make to ensure that planet Earth will be there for us tomorrow as well. It looks at the world of today from philosophical and evolutionary perspectives, analyzing why intelligent humans knowingly seem to destroy the habitat in which we live.
As Far as the Road Would Take Me: From the Hippie Trail to the Canadian Wilderness is Roland's first book. It is also available from major bookstores including Indigo, Barnes & Noble, and Amazon as a paperback or an ebook.
This autobiography details the author's travels in the late sixties from Europe overland to India, living and working in London and Amsterdam and travelling from there to the US, Canada and the far North. Reebs built his log house in the wilderness south of Dawson, Yukon, where he frequently encountered black bears and grizzlies. He canoed the northern rivers during the summer days and learned to appreciate the long, cold winter nights with time to read books and watch the northern lights.
This book considers climate change and the serious adjustments we have to make to ensure that planet Earth will be there for us tomorrow as well. It looks at the world of today from philosophical and evolutionary perspectives, analyzing why intelligent humans knowingly seem to destroy the habitat in which we live.
As Far as the Road Would Take Me: From the Hippie Trail to the Canadian Wilderness is Roland's first book. It is also available from major bookstores including Indigo, Barnes & Noble, and Amazon as a paperback or an ebook.
This autobiography details the author's travels in the late sixties from Europe overland to India, living and working in London and Amsterdam and travelling from there to the US, Canada and the far North. Reebs built his log house in the wilderness south of Dawson, Yukon, where he frequently encountered black bears and grizzlies. He canoed the northern rivers during the summer days and learned to appreciate the long, cold winter nights with time to read books and watch the northern lights.
About the Author
Roland Reebs was born in Munich, Germany, but in his late teens he would be known by his friends as Bjorn from Finland. He adopted Canada as his home in 1972, has a family of two daughters and three step children. He lives in Ottawa with his partner and owns a small communications company. Roland has written two books. His first book As Far as the Road Would Take Me: From the Hippie Trail to the Canadian Wilderness was published in August 2017, and his second book A World in Crisis: Why our Attitudes Must Change was published in July 2021.
