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Speaker will share true-life adventures at Wild Game Dinner

"Travel with me", the speaker says, "we're about to embark on an adventure!" His kayak may be beached under the midnight sun on the bank of the Yukon River as he shares dried salmon at a Indian fish camp….or in a tiny cabin north of the Arctic Circle eating raw caribou and sipping inky black coffee with an ancient Eskimo hunter …or the blood-red setting sun will find him resting in the soft glow of an African campfire listening to nearby lions roar as they begin the nights hunt for hot flesh. "Adventure is where you find it", says wildlife biologist and adventurer Wade Nolan who will soon be sharing his unique perspective on nature and life with the citizens of ??????.

While growing up in Western Pennsylvania, he was always outdoors bowhunting and fishing. Although Wade has traveled the world he says he'll never forget taking his first Pa. buck. "I still consider bowhunting in the Pennsylvania hardwoods as holding some of my favorite moments", said Wade.
Nolan attended Pennsylvania's Edinboro University, where he met his wife, Hazel. Her family is from just outside of Jamestown N.Y.
After college they married and lived in Alaska's Wilderness for 17 years. Wade worked in Alaska's Denali National Park and with Alaska Big Game Guides filming Alaskan Brown Bears and Grizzlies. Nolan spent more than five years living north of the Arctic Circle where he and his wife led kayak expeditions down a thousand miles of Arctic and wilderness rivers.
"I always wanted to go the top of the mountain… the unknown has always drawn me," said Nolan. Friends have said that, "His life fits well between the pages of National Geographic."
As a professional writer he has combined his love of the outdoors with photography and television production.

Nolan has produced over 100 hunting videos, which have sold more than two million copies. Much of his work has been with white-tailed deer where he has produced over 80 titles including the two best selling series, Quest Production Group and WhiteTail University. His speaking engagements have taken him into over 125 cities. At the big game dinner Wade will conduct a whitetail deer-hunting seminar, which will cover 10 hot topics designed make you a more effective hunter.

Nolan's production company also produces documentaries and videos about wildlife management. He has won five national and international awards for his productions. One production, distributed nationwide, is a deer management education curriculum for high school age students that recently won the Conservation-Education Award from the Wildlife Society and Best of Show at the Outdoor Writers Convention.

His international broadcast works include David Attenborough's "Trials of Life" nature series and coverage of the Alaska Valdez Oil spill on USA Today.
His wildlife documentary work has appeared worldwide on NBC, ABC, CBS and TNT.

"It was a hard decision to leave Alaska and move back East" said Wade, but when the Nolan's decided it was time to raise children they moved to Derry, Pa., so the kids could enjoy grandmas, grandpas and extended family.
The Nolan's have three children Reed, 18, Cory, 16 and Bess, 14.

Wade Nolan will share insights, along with true stories about survival in the Arctic and tales of grizzly and lion attacks and a Whitetail seminar at the wild game dinner.

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