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Michael Kluckner

Michael Kluckner is a writer and artist whose many books include The Pullet Surprise: A Year on an Urban Farm, which reflects his move from the city to the country, and Wise Acres, which he describes as “a farm-noir sequel, a classic tale of mind over mutton.” He has won numerous awards for his work, including the Duthie Prize, the Vancouver Book Prize, the Hallmark Society (Victoria) Award of Merit and the Heritage Canada Medal of Achievement. A long-time heritage advocate, Kluckner served as chairman of the Heritage Canada Foundation from 1998 to 2000.

Last updated: September/October 2002

Articles to which Michael Kluckner has contributed (3)

British Columbia’s vanishing past

An artist immortalizes B.C.’s fading landmarks

Source: Canadian Geographic, November/December 2003
Department: Feature stories
Contributors: Michael Kluckner

Tags: British Columbia, Art, Landmarks

Article ID#: 1159

Owl abode

Fewer than 10 percent of barn owls nest in the wild. A new farmer discovers that most live in old barns — a habitat that is rapidly disappearing

Source: Canadian Geographic, September/October 2002
Department: Feature stories
Contributors: Michael Kluckner

Tags: Owls, Barn owls

Article ID#: 1623

Ribbons of life

Shorelines beckon and nurture all life, from cottagers to forest creatures, from fish to ferns

Source: Canadian Geographic, May/June 1999
Department: Poster
Contributors: Dane Lanken , Elizabeth Shilts , Michael Kluckner

Article ID#: 2177

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Michael Kluckner

Articles to which Michael Kluckner has contributed (3)