Greg Lewbart

Ivory Hunters:
A Novel of Extinction

This first novel from Greg Lewbart is a page-turning scientific mystery that raises important issues about man’s exploitation of the environment. This timely story revolves around the discovery of a previously thought to be extinct species of bird, the ivory-billed woodpecker. The novel is situated in southern Florida and the hero is a state game warden named Hal Noble who is dedicated to the conservation of nature and the environment. He finds himself pitted against the unscrupulous Malcolm Grimes who has sold information of the bird’s whereabouts to several diverse parties with an interest in exploiting the animal.

Selected Works

Science Writing
Rapid Review of Exotic Animal Medicine and Husbandry
This book, edited by Karen L. Rosenthal, Neil A. Forbes, Frederic L. Frye, and Gregory A. Lewbart, utilizes approximately 400 clinical cases to describe and address many of the major medical and surgical conditions of exotic animal pets.
Invertebrate Medicine
Invertebrate Medicine is the single most comprehensive resource available today on invertebrate animal medicine.
Self-Assessment Color Review of Ornamental Fish
"....you will without doubt want to own this excellent collection of questions from fish veterinarians on both sides of the Atlantic...." --David Williams, The Veterinary Journal
Creative Non-Fiction
"Tulip." In: The Rhino With Glue-On Shoes
"This is a delightful book. The stories, each amazingly different, are told with warmth, humor and sensitivity. They are sometimes sad, always captivating. It is a book you can dip into on a journey or read before sleep at night. Buy it and give copies to your friends." Jane Goodall
Fiction
Ivory Hunters: A Novel of Extinction
“....a darn good yarn.”
--Ken Moore, Naples Daily News
Pavilion Key: Isle of Buried Treasure
“...well-told and environmentally informative story about buried treasure and smuggling of exotic animals...”
--Rod Cockshutt, The News & Observer