The Jungle Was His Lab. The Spirit Was His Guide. (with Dr. Paul Alan Cox)
Paul Alan Cox grew up the son of a Grand Teton park ranger and a scientist. He graduated from BYU, earned his PhD at Harvard, and was named one of Time magazine's 11 heroes of medicine for searching the world's rainforests for cures that no laboratory had found. President Reagan named him a Presidential Young Investigator. Sweden made him the first King Carl XVI Gustaf Professor of Environmental Biology at Uppsala. The Goldman Prize, sometimes called the Nobel Prize for the environment, came in 1997 for saving the Samoan rainforest. None of those credentials are what shaped his faith. What…
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