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Anahareo. Gertrude Bernard CM (June 18, 1906 – June 17, 1986), commonly known as Anahareo, was a writer, animal rights activist and conservationist of Algonquin and Mohawk ancestry.
6. Feb. 2006 · Anahareo was admitted into the Order of Nature of the Paris-based International League of Animal Rights in 1979. She is the author of two books: My Life With Grey Owl (1940) and an autobiography, Devil in Deerskins (1972).
Anahareo was a wife, trapper, prospector, conservationist and mother who influenced the famous author and naturalist Grey Owl. Learn about her life, achievements and legacy on this site dedicated to her and Grey Owl.
Trapper. Prospector. Adventurer. Conservationist. Wife. Mother. These are all roles that Anahareo took on in her life, yet none fully captures the essence of this amazing woman. Born in Mattawa, Ontario in 1906, Anahareo was raised in a modern town, attending Catholic school and taking part in all the appropriate religious observances with her ...
As a First Nations woman, a mother, an author, and an influential conservationist, Anahareo found a way to leave her mark, both on her country and on thousands of people who had never met her. • Ancestry • Her Early Years • Anahareo & Grey Owl • Finding Her Own Way • Her Later Years • Anahareo Remembered
Anahareo, born Gertrude Bernard in Mattawa, Ontario, was the Native wife of the famous writer and conservationist Grey Owl. Learn about their life, marriage, and legacy at the Mattawa Museum.
The following timeline, drawn from Anahareo's two books and from Kristin Gleeson's Anahareo: A Wilderness Spirit, lists some of the most important events and milestones in Anahareo's life. Although such a timeline conveys information about where and when things happened, what is missing are the complexities and nuances -- why decisions are made ...
