The Last Polar Bear: Facing the Truth of a Warming World

It's not just
about the book!

On June 28, The
Burke Museum of
Natural History and
Culture, Seattle,
Wash., will open a
new photography
exhibit highlighting
images from The Last
Polar Bear.

For the past eight years, wildlife photographer Steven Kazlowski has followed and photographed polar bears and other Arctic wildlife. Some 200 of these remarkable images form the centerpiece of The Last Polar Bear, along with the first-person accounts of his wilderness adventures and compelling essays by noted authors on critical climate change issues.

Read excerpts, interviews and reviews

• Listen to Oregon Public Broadcasting's interview with Steven — click here.
• "Chilling Lessons," by Richard Nelson -- Read an excerpt from the book on the Sierra Club's website.
• Foreword magazine says The Last Polar Bear strikes "just the right chord" on global warming. Read the review.

Explore the issues

• Find out what you can do about climate change with these tips and resources.
• See what leading environmental groups are doing.

Order this book or other titles

Visit author websites:

Steven Kazlowski (author of The Last Polar Bear) www.lefteyepro.com. Florian Schulz (author of Yellowstone to Yukon) www.VisionsOfTheWild.com; Subhankar Banerjee (author of Arctic National Wildlife Refuge: Seasons of Life and Land) www.SubhankarBanerjee.org; and Jim and Jamie Dutcher (authors of Living with Wolves) www.LivingWithWolves.org.

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