Published works by Eric Gustafson.
A Viking's Memoir on Mexico's Environmental Challenges
Mexico Viking follows Nils, a man born in Mexico with Scandinavian roots and a life shaped by two worlds. From Mexico's wetlands and arid deserts to Wyoming and Alaska, his journey unfolds through friendships, aviation, hunting adventures, and decades of memories.
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A novel for young readers centered on outdoor survival and true adventure.
Buy on AmazonThe turnaround of a money-losing ranch — 35% larger than Liechtenstein — into an ecosystem sustainably benefiting wildlife, the environment, and its inhabitants. Author wrote the prologue.
A study of the Soto la Marina River watershed and its restoration needs — work that helped drive the construction of a treatment plant for raw sewage contaminating oysters, fisheries, and drinking water.
Inquire about this titleOne of the most successful and sustainable wildlife restoration projects, benefiting migratory waterfowl from Canada, the United States, and Mexico, as well as local communities.
Inquire about this titleThree chapters by the author: Wildlife Sustainability, Modernizing Mexico's Agriculture, and Sustainability in Education.
Author wrote the chapter on ducks and geese.
Author contributed the chapter on Mexico's waterfowl.
Cultural guidance for Canadians and Americans living in Monterrey, co-written with ASFM teachers as part of a Temple University Masters in Education course.
Written while alternating semesters between the University of Massachusetts and the Monterrey Institute of Technology, setting up the Center.
An examination of the present and future status of the White Winged Dove in northeastern Mexico.
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