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Produced by National Geographic, America's Endangered Species: Don't Say Good-Bye poses the intriguing question "can a picture save a species"? This program follows nature photographers Susan Middleton and David Liittschwager as they race against time to capture powerful portraits of America's most endangered and threatened wildlife including the Palisades blue butterfly, the black-footed ferret, the golden trout, the red wolf, and the bald eagle. Join them on this unforgettable adventure that takes them from the California Sierra to the deep south, from the woods of North Carolina to the shores of the Pacific. Their stunning photography captures a camera-shy black footed ferret, the beauty of a golden trout, a pair of red wolves, and a bald eagle chick in its cliff-side nest.
Both Middleton and Liittschwager have been photographing rare and endangered creatures since 1986 and their work has been shown at the National Gallery of Science. Excellent resource for any ecology/environment curriculum. Duration: 60 minutes.
Recommended for grades 5 and up.

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