A factual and gripping read from the authors of The Elephant Whisperer.
Lawrence Anthony was a highly-respected conservationist and
co-founder of The Earth Organization, an international
environmental group. He is the author of The Elephant Whisperer,
about his time with a herd of 'rogue' elephants, and Babylon's Ark,
about his involvement in saving the animals in Baghdad Zoo, and The
Last Rhinos, detailing his involvement in rescuing the remaining
Northern White Rhinos in the Congo. He sadly died in 2012.
Graham Spence is a freelance journalist and author.
Praise for "The Last Rhinos""A riveting account by a compassionate,
dedicated man."--"Kirkus Reviews""Riddled with heartfelt anecdotes,
Anthony's brave crusade to save these mammals--even at great risk
to his own safety--reads like a safari adventure, a history lesson,
and a warning that our careless ways will bring an end to so many
magnificent species."
--"Publishers Weekly" Praise for Lawrence Anthony"The Indiana Jones
of Conservation."
--"The Guardian "(UK)"Anthony has made a difference in the lives of
many magnificent animals who otherwise would have been lost to the
world."--Marc Bekoff, author of "The Emotional Lives of Animals""In
my thirty-five years of studying man/animal communication I have
met only a few individuals who have the ability to enter into the
metaphysical realm of the exotic animal. Lawrence Anthony has been
there and back."-- Ralph Helfer, author of "Modoc""Anthony's
enthusiasm and obvious love for the bush shine through in
hair-raising, sad, and funny tales."--"Booklist
""Anthony deserves tremendous credit for his fearlessness and
perseverance in rescuing countless animals against all odds."--"The
Explorers Journal"
Praise for "The Last Rhinos""" "A riveting account by a
compassionate, dedicated man."--"Kirkus Reviews" Praise for
Lawrence Anthony "The Indiana Jones of Conservation."
--"The Guardian "(UK) "Anthony has made a difference in the lives
of many magnificent animals who otherwise would have been lost to
the world."--Marc Bekoff, author of "The Emotional Lives of
Animals" "In my thirty-five years of studying man/animal
communication I have met only a few individuals who have the
ability to enter into the metaphysical realm of the exotic animal.
Lawrence Anthony has been there and back."-- Ralph Helfer, author
of "Modoc" "Anthony's enthusiasm and obvious love for the bush
shine through in hair-raising, sad, and funny
tales."--"Booklist"
"Anthony deserves tremendous credit for his fearlessness and
perseverance in rescuing countless animals against all odds."--"The
Explorers Journal"
Praise for Lawrence Anthony "The Indiana Jones of
Conservation."
--"The Guardian "(UK) "Anthony has made a difference in the lives
of many magnificent animals who otherwise would have been lost to
the world."--Marc Bekoff, author of "The Emotional Lives of
Animals" "In my thirty-five years of studying man/animal
communication I have met only a few individuals who have the
ability to enter into the metaphysical realm of the exotic animal.
Lawrence Anthony has been there and back."-- Ralph Helfer, author
of "Modoc" "Anthony's enthusiasm and obvious love for the bush
shine through in hair-raising, sad, and funny
tales."--"Booklist"
"Anthony deserves tremendous credit for his fearlessness and
perseverance in rescuing countless animals against all odds."--"The
Explorers Journal"
Praise for Lawrence Anthony --"The Guardian "(UK) "Anthony has made
a difference in the lives of many magnificent animals who otherwise
would have been lost to the world." --MARC BEKOFF, author of "The
Emotional Lives of Animals""" "In my thirty-five years of studying
man/animal communication I have met only a few individuals who have
the ability to enter into the metaphysical realm of the exotic
animal. Lawrence Anthony has been there and back." --RALPH HELFER,
author of "Modoc""Anthony's enthusiasm and obvious love for the
bush shine through in hair-raising, sad, and funny
tales."--"Booklist"
"Anthony deserves tremendous credit for his fearlessness and
perseverance in rescuing countless animals against all odds."
--"The Explorer's Journal"
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