Boštjan Videmšek is a long-term war correspondent who has covered all major conflicts in the last 25 years including, Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria, and Ukraine. During the last five years, he has focused his work on the consequences of climate change. His work has been published by the New York Times, Der Spiegel, Stern, Boston Globe, CNN, BBC, National Geographic, Forbes, Vice, Sierra Magazine, Politico, and more. Videmšek is the author of seven books including Plan B: How Not to Lose Hope in the Times of Climate Crisis. Videmšek is also an author of two theatre plays and an ultra-marathon runner. He has been chosen as one of the European Young Leaders. He resides in Slovenia.

Maja Prijatelj Videmšek is a leading Slovenian environmental journalist, focusing on food, animal rights, waste management, renewable energy, and endangered species. She writes for the biggest Slovenian daily DELO. Her work has been published by many international media out-lets, including the Boston Globe, Christian Science Monitor, National Geographic China, Das Magazin, Haaretz, Hindu Times, and more. She resides in Slovenia.

Introduction: Waiting for a Color Postcard

Chapter One: The Rhinocide

Chapter Two: An Evening at the Rhino Cemetery

Chapter Three: Poaching: A Long Genocidal Chain

Chapter Four: God's Particle in Human Hands

Chapter Five: Creating Life

Chapter Six: The Girls Speak Czech

Chapter Seven: What Can Be Sacrificed in the Name of Saving a Species

Chapter Eight: Resurrecting the Elephants in Samburu

Chapter Nine: The Front Line

Chapter Ten: Life after Life

Epilogue

Bibliography

Notes

Index

About the Authors