We Can’t Save The World If We Don’t Care About The World. Visual Imagery Plays A Huge Role In Helping Us To Care About What Is Happening Around Us. Endangered Is An Experiment By Award-winning Photographer Tim Flach In How And Why We Connect Emotionally To Other Forms Of Life Through Visual Imagery. Through Tim’s Extraordinary Up-close Photographs, We See: The Last Of The White Rhinos – There Are Only Three Left In The World: Two Females Incapable Of Carrying A Child And One Male With Low Sperm Count; The Majestic Swarms Of The Monarch Butterly, Whose Milkweed Crops Are Being Destroyed By Herbicides; The Lord Howe Island Stick Insect – An Extinction Success Story! Thought To Be Extinct In 1920 After Rats From A Wrecked Glaswegian Cargo Ship Made It To Shore And Caused Chaos On Lord Howe Island. A Tiny Colony Of 24 Specimens Was Discovered On The Tiny Rocky Outcrop Of Balls Pyramid In 2001 And Has Now Been Saved In The Melbourne Zoo. We Also Learn That: Bees Are Worth 300 Billion Usd To The Global Economy; 100 Million Sharks Are Killed For Their Fins Every Year; Some Fast-growing Coral Can Recover From Damage Within 10-15 Years, If Given A Chance... This Immense Book Is A Staggeringly Beautiful Siren Call To Connect People With Nature.