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It appears your browser does not have it turned on. Please see your browser settings for this feature. Proenneke's cabin was added to the National Register of Historic Places in In , at age 82, Proenneke returned to civilization and lived the remainder of his life with his brother Raymond 'Jake' Proenneke in Hemet, California.

He died of a stroke on April 20, , at the age of Sam Keith, who got to know Proenneke at the Kodiak Naval Station and went on numerous hunting and fishing trips with him, suggested that Proenneke's journals might be the basis for a good book.

In , some of the copyrighted text from the book and some of Proenneke's film were used with permission in the documentary Alone in the Wilderness , [4] which began appearing on U.

Public Television. It follows Proenneke's life as he builds a cabin from the surrounding natural resources and includes his film footage and narration of wildlife, weather, and the natural scenery while he goes about his daily routine over the course of the winter months.

The book, edited by John Branson, a longtime Lake Clark National Park employee and friend of Proenneke, covers the years when the park was established. Dick had a very close relationship with the Park Service, assisting them in filming sensitive areas and notifying them if poachers were in the area. Proenneke — was published by Alaska Geographic in This collection of journals covers Proennekes' first years at Twin Lakes, including the construction of his cabin and cache.