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"Devils Hole Pupfish: The Unexpected Survival of an Endangered Species in the Modern American West" by Kevin C. Brown tells the story of the Devils Hole pupfish, a tiny blue minnow-like fish native to Devils Hole near Death Valley. The book explores how the pupfish has survived into the twenty-first century, not because it was isolated from human-caused threats, but because of the efforts of environmental institutions. The author highlights the pupfish's relationship with humans, both those who cared about its survival and those who were forced to care, and how this has allowed it to persist. The book also discusses the legal battles and challenges faced in preserving the pupfish's habitat. Overall, the book provides a fascinating and engaging account of the pupfish's survival and its significance in the environmental movement. [Extracted from the article]

Attorney and conservationist Baier provides readers with a detailed look at the Endangered Species Act of 1973. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article reviews the book "Green Gone Wild: Elevating Nature Above Human Rights," by David Stirling.

The article reviews the book "Listed: Dispatches From America's Endangered Species Act," by Joe Roman.

The article reviews the book "Listed: Dispatches from America's Endangered Species Act," by Joe Roman.