Edwin C. (Edwin Cameron) Alberts

Edwin C. Alberts (1912–2000), also recorded as Edwin Cameron Alberts, is best known as the author of Rocky Mountain National Park, a volume in the National Park Service's Natural History Handbook series. Public records and library listings connect him with that long-running park guide, which was first issued in the 1950s and later revised.

Sources from National Park Service history materials also place him in interpretation and natural history work within the park system. A Rocky Mountain National Park administrative history notes that he became the park's chief naturalist before the 1948 season, and another Park Service publication later refers to him as chief of interpretation in the Midwest Region in 1964.

There does not appear to be a widely available modern biographical profile of Alberts, but the surviving record suggests a writer deeply involved in helping visitors understand national parks. Rather than writing for specialists alone, he seems to have focused on explaining scenery, wildlife, and park history in a way ordinary readers could enjoy.