W K MoffatKeith Moffat, who was born on the edge of the English Lake District, has always loved the outdoors. Upon arriving in Canada in 1961, he settled in the Laurentian Mountains in Quebec. He had a career in education as a teacher and department head in hih school, and later as a school principal. Moffat has been president of his local Lake association and a member of the executive for many years. He has been actively involved with the Nature Conservancy of Canada, working to protect and preserve the land in and around the area where he lives. He has an extensive knowledge of the fauna and flora of the Laurentian area.

Moffat is the author of Preserve and Protect-The Stewardship of Lac Brûlé and Laurentian Wildflowers, both of which are illustrated with his own photos. Tales from Red Fox Hill is the first of a series of three books for children.

Moffat lives with his wife and two dogs in the Rouge River Valley in Quebec, Canada. He has two sons, and four grandchildren. Read More Read Less