National Geographic 2014 and 2010 -7various (see images)

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Key Articles in the January 2010 Edition:
Merging Man and Machine (The Bionic Age): Explores how technology is replacing limbs and improving human capabilities.
Sublime Scottish Islands: A feature on the landscapes and culture of Scotland’s islands.
Trafficking in Wildlife: An investigation into the illegal wildlife trade.
China’s Spirit Worship: An in-depth look at traditional, often forbidden, spirit worship practices in China.
Clownfish—The Cost of Stardom: A study on the impact of popular culture (specifically Finding Nemo) on clownfish populations.
Tough Love in Singapore: A look at Singapore’s unique social and political approach

September 2010
King Tut’s DNA: An in-depth study of Tutankhamun’s family and his life/death, as described in this eBay listing and this eBay listing.
Royal Incest: Exploring the risks and historical impacts of royal incest, listed on eBay.
Madagascar’s Pierced Heart: Discusses the looting of natural resources, including minerals and rosewood, listed on eBay.
The Beauty of Insect Eggs: A visual feature on the colors and practical designs of insect eggs, as noted in this eBay listing.
Mystery Travelers: Follows the journey and habits of eels, as described in this eBay listing.
The Big Idea – Augmented Reality: Explores how smartphones and technology change visual perceptions, as seen in this eBay listing.
Sands of Time: Covers the aboriginal myths of Fraser Island in Australia

October 2010

The Spill: A comprehensive special report documenting the Gulf of Mexico oil disaster with exclusive photos and stories.
Celebrating Jane: A tribute to Jane Goodall marking her 50 years of pioneering work with chimpanzees.
Australia’s Lost Giants: An exploration of the massive, extinct megafauna that once inhabited Australia.
Allard’s West: A photographic essay by William Albert Allard capturing the spirit and landscapes of the American West.
Time for a Sea Change: Insights from oceanographer Sylvia Earle on marine conservation.

December 2010

The Search for King David: Written by Robert Draper, this lead story examines archaeological evidence in Jerusalem and surrounding areas to reconcile biblical accounts with physical findings.
Veiled Rebellion: A look at the struggles of Afghan women fighting for a just life amidst poverty and war.
Swan Serenade: A feature on the whooper swan and its migratory patterns.
Star Struck: Exploration of the Milky Way as seen through modern telescopes.
Alaska’s Choice: An investigation into the proposed Pebble Mine in Bristol Bay and its potential impact on the world’s richest sockeye salmon fishery.
Twilight for Bats: An article on the devastating “white-nose syndrome” and other threats causing massive die-offs in North American bat populations

January 2014

Defenders of the Amazon: An in-depth look at how the Kayapo people are resisting modern encroachment to preserve the Amazon.
Russia’s Olympic City: A profile of Sochi, exploring the transformation of the resort town ahead of the 2014 Winter Olympics.
Once Upon a Dragon: A feature on the Komodo dragon, focusing on conservation efforts for these modern-day dragons.
The Lives of Guest Workers: An exploration of the experiences of migrant laborers around the world.
Climbing Oman’s Cliffs: A story about high-adventure rock climbing on the rugged cliffs of Oman.
What Explorers Collect: A look at the personal mementos and artifacts gathered by legendary explorers during their travels

February 2014

Secrets of the Brain: An in-depth look at neuroimaging and the quest to understand the biology of human thought.
Brunelleschi’s Dome: A history of how a hot-tempered goldsmith built the miraculous cathedral dome in Florence, Italy. This issue often includes a special poster of the Cathedral of Florence.
There’s No Place Like Home: Author Garrison Keillor reflects on his personal geography and life in Minnesota.
Gold Fever in the Yukon: A report on modern prospectors returning to Canada’s wilderness in search of gold.
Karma of the Crowd: Coverage of the Kumbh Mela in India, where millions of pilgrims gather for a massive Hindu spiritual event

December 2014

The Joy of Food: Explores how communal eating and sharing meals nourish, delight, and unite people globally.
Walking Through the Holy Lands: Follows author Paul Salopek on his “Out of Eden Walk” through lands significant to three major faiths.
The Communal Table: A specific look at feasts in Milpa Alta, Mexico, that feed the soul.
3-D Printing: Titled “Just Press,” this article covers the revolution of 3-D printing items from airplane parts to living tissue.
Cross Currents: Investigates whether marine reserve networks can save the world’s richest waters.
Wasteland: Re-examines the ongoing concerns and environmental impact of Superfund sites.
Cowboys on the Edge: Focuses on the bagualeros, feral cattle hunters in Patagonia