The bald eagle was facing extinction in the U.S. by 1970, but people across America refused to allow it to disappear. Scientists, volunteers and people from all walks of life raced to save the species. At the turn of the millennium, with its removal from the List of Endangered Species, the bald eagle is back!

Filled with facts, color photographs and illustrations, this book relates the dramatic rescue of a species and teaches the sensitive subject of endangered animals from a positive perspective; caring people can help - even save - a species.

The book is informative, interesting and entertaining -- as a highschool teacher I highly reccommend the book to all students interested in learning about the history and biology associated with our noble national bird.

The book provided value on every page, and I (and my students) are eagerly awaiting Mac's future works!


Informative, inspiring, brilliantly showcased with photos.   July 14, 2000
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On July 4, 2000, the bald eagle will be officially removed from the List of Endangered Species. The Bald Eagle: Endangered No More is in celebration of a species that has been saved from extinction and begins with Neil Armstrong's famous Moon Mission words "The Eagle has landed." The final page shows a healthy eagle family nesting at the Kennedy Space Center in the 1990s. Highly recommended for personal, school and community library wildlife collections, Mac Priebe's informative and inspiring text is perfectly showcased by the artistry of Jennifer Priebe, 39 full color photographs, 3 black and white photos, maps, charts, glossary, and a website list.


A wonderfull story and hope for our enviorment   May 24, 2000
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In his Sceond book dealing with endangered species Mac Priebe again tells a compelling tale of the sucess of the removal of the second species from the endangered list.

This book maintains a high level of educational value with out overwelming the intended audence with scientific data.

I am a bird watcher for many years and realy did enjoy this book.

Scott Wright