Books That Include Features about The Conovers
- America's Wild and Scenic Rivers - National Geographic (1983)
- A Canoeist's Sketchbook - Robert Kimber (1991)
- Through the Woods: A Journey through America's Forests - Gary Ferguson (1997)
- The American Wilderness - Stephen Gorman (1999)
- Northern Wilds: Journeys of Discovery in the Northern Forest - Stephen Gorman (2002)
- Living Wild and Domestic: The Education of a Hunter-Gardener - Robert Kimber (2002)
- Vanishing America - James Conaway (2007)
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