Terry Grosz was a United States Fish and Wildlife Game Warden for nearly 30 years. Based on his experiences from the Far North of California to the Plains of North and South Dakota all the way to Washington D.C., Terry protected threatened and endangered species, birds, fish, and habitats like wetlands and rivers. Upon retirement, he wrote about his many adventures in a book called: Defending Our Wildlife Heritage: The Life and Times of a Special Agent. In this ~400 page book, stories of encounters with farmers, hunters, politicians, supervisors, Tribes, and the public are relayed in an easy-to-read, humorous, unfiltered, and honest manner. If you want to learn about the people ensuring our plants and animals remain safe and out of harms’ way, check out this book!