NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC

All credit goes to National Geographic. Images from National Geographic Virtual Library, magazine issues 1888-1994.

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Endangered Earth.

Produced by the Cartographic Division of National Geographic Society

National Geographic Magazine Dec. 1988

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The land creatures that went to sea

Painting by Larry Foster

National Geographic Magazine Dec. 1988

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Megaptera novaeangliae, adults 50 FT, 40 tons. “Whales: An Era of Discovery”

Photograph by Flip Nicklin

National Geographic Magazine Dec. 1988

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Migrating to their winter range, caribou of the Western Arctic herd cross the Kobuk River in northwest Alaska.

Photograph by Michio Hoshino

National Geographic Magazine Dec. 1988

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For the First Time a Westerner Joins Chinese Scientists to Study Pandas in the Wild.

Photographs by George B. Schaller

National Geographic Magazine Dec. 1981

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For the First Time a Westerner Joins Chinese Scientists to Study Pandas in the Wild.

Photograph by George B. Schaller

National Geographic Magazine Dec. 1981

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Dodge Advertisement

National Geographic Magazine Dec. 1981

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Mount St. Helens Aftermath: The Mountain That Was–and Will Be.

Photograph by Steve Raymer

National Geographic Magazine Dec. 1981

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Ford Motor Company advertisement 

National Geographic Magazine Nov. 1993

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New Light on the Olmec

Smithsonian Institution, Photographed by Dumbarton Oaks

National Geographic Magazine Nov. 1993

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Kodiak, Alaska's Island Refuge: "Feuding over fish, Kodiak brown bears spar on the O’Malley River.”

Photograph by George F. Mobley

National Geographic Magazine Nov. 1993.

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Taiwan: The Other China Changes Course: “Morning clouds settle over mountains near Yushan National Park.”

Photograph by Jodi Cobb

National Geographic Magazine Nov. 1993.

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Taiwan: The Other China Changes Course: “In Taipei, where cars and motorcycles create much of the smog that smothers the capital, the government directs a top-priority campaign -initiated by citizens- to protect the environment.”

Photograph by Jodi Cobb

National Geographic Magazine Nov. 1993.

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Columbia’s Astronauts’ Own Story: Our Phenomenal First Flight

National Geographic Magazine Oct. 1981

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Columbia’s Astronauts’ Own Story: Our Phenomenal First Flight

National Geographic Magazine Oct. 1981

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Columbia’s Astronauts’ Own Story: Our Phenomenal First Flight

National Geographic Magazine Oct. 1981

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Labrador, Canada’s Place Apart

National Geographic Magazine Oct. 1993