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Describes the experiences of two young chimpanzees that were raised in the London Zoo and then released in Gambia, where an older chimpanzee helped them learn to survive in the wild.

Describes the red wolf and the recovery program that has helped to bring this species back from the brink of extinction.

Describes the physical characteristics, diet, natural habitat, and life cycle of these large wading birds, and tells about the efforts of scientists to establish resident flocks.

The story of endangered North American animals that have been captured for breeding programs and the scientists who are working to place them back in the wild.

Tells the story of the Yellowstone National Park wolf recovery project in 1995, in which fourteen gray wolves were transported from the Canadian wilderness and released in Yellowstone, marking the restoring of wolves to an area from which they had been absent for almost 100 years.

Describes efforts by scientists to re-establish a whooping crane flock that would spend summers in Wisconsin and winters in Florida.

Orphaned elephants need someone to take care of them in order to survive in the wild.

"A heart-warming and true story about an orphaned orca named Springer who was found swimming alone in the Puget Sound in 2002.

"This book is [an] . . . exploration of the transformations that have taken place in Yellowstone National Park since the wolves returned -- including the monumental changes to the landscape and to all the animals that live there"--Provided by publisher.

"Animals know how to take care of themselves. But sometimes, they need help.