Bob Anderson, Midwestern environmentalist and founder of the Raptor Resource Project in Decorah Iowa, died suddenly on July 27. This how is a tribute to his work. Anderson is best known as the creator of the Decorah Eagle Cam, seen by millions world wide, but his greatest achievement was bringing Peregrine Falcons back to the wild cliffs of the Mississippi River after they were considered extinct due to DDT in the 60's. Bob's friends and colleagues describe his work and then we rebroadcast an interview from last year when Bob himself described the eagle cam and one of the babies eagles all the way to the North Pole. Bob anderson, Amy Reis, and John Dingley from the Raptor Resource Center. Also Notes: Credits: Sprouts is a weekly program produced in collaboration with community radio stations and independent producers across the country, bringing you local radio productions of national interest. The program is coordinated and distributed by Pacifica Radio. Thanks to Michael Yoshida at satellite operations.