Portraits of America's Endangered Species
Joel Sartore has been a photographer for more than 20 years (17 with National Geographic), and his many assignments have taken him everywhere all over the world. He is the author of several books, a contributor to CBS Sunday Morning, and his work has appeared in Time, Life, Newsweek, and Sports Illustrated.
“Just when we shed a tear, Sartore ends on a high with those
creatures which have been brought back from the brink.” –Sunday
Mail (UK)
“Sartore, a Nebraska native, traveled the country to get glimpses
of 69 species -- red wolves, Hawaiian orchids, hellbenders (a
prehistoric-looking salamander), and sea turtles -- all now or once
hanging on the verge of extinction.” –CNN.com
“To help us see what we stand to lose -- just here in the United
States.” –Lincoln Journal Star
“An elegant depiction of some of the nation’s most imperiled
organisms.” –Audubon
“Joel Sartore is like the Richard Avedon for animals.” –NPR The
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