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Silent Streams

The decline in freshwater species across the US and around the world signals serious trouble for humans. The creatures in our lakes, ponds, streams and rivers are a modern-day canary in a coal mine, and display a fascinating array of biodiversity.

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RARE

Earth's biodiversity is vanishing at an alarming rate. This video shows what we stand to lose. More information is available in his forthcoming book, RARE: Portraits of America's Endangered Species.

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RARE - Portraits of America's Endangered Species

RARE: Behind the scenes

Take a look at what really goes on during a shoot photographer Joel Sartore. Things seldom go as planned, but it's worth it to capture photos of of the world's most well-known and most unusual wildlife.

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A Thousand Species

Scientists estimate that we're losing up to a thousand species each week to extinction. See a few examples of what we stand to lose, and why we should care.

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Witness: Joel's View of the World

Joel talks about what it's like to be on assignment for National Geographic, and the things he's seen all around the world.

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Videos from around the web:
		Taking Time Out: Lessons from Cancer Joel's essay about his his wife Kathy's experience with breast cancer and successful treatment, as it appeared on CBS Sunday Morning. Full text is available here.

		Rubbish! Joel on CBS Sunday Morning with Charles Osgood, talking about Christmas trash -- and some of the things we throw away at other times of the year, for that matter.

		At Close Range A clip from At Close Range, a one-hour documentary on Joel, his life, and his work. Order the DVD.


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