In der aktuellen Ausgabe von National Geographic US

• NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC EXPLORERS
  These contributors have received funding from the National Geographic Society, which is committed to illuminating and protecting the wonder of our world.
• INTO THE WOODS
  With a camera-mounted microscope, this photographer reveals the cellular world inside a forest.
• THE BACKSTORY
  AS A CHILD, THIS PHOTOGRAPHER GOT A CLOSE-UP LOOK AT THE NATURAL WORLD. HE’S BEEN ENTHRALLED EVER SINCE.
• Exposing Hidden Marvels
  WITH ITS ABILITY TO CAPTURE SIGHTS INDISCERNIBLE TO THE HUMAN EYE, PHOTOGRAPHY CAN ‘TEACH US TO SEE THE WORLD ANEW.’
• Canary Islands: Eight paradises, and the legend of a ninth
  Each of the Canaries is a world unto itself, with its own distinct landscape, wildlife, and culture. And there are even whispers of one more undiscovered island…
• NEW ANGLE ON MANNERS
  WHEN THE GOING GETS TIGHT, THE SEFISH HAVE AN UNUSUAL ABILITY TO SLOW DOWN AND QUEUE.
• RISKY RETAIL
  Wild plants go into many everyday products, often with human and ecological costs, but consumers can help.
• WHAT’S NEW AND NOTEWORTHY AROUND THE WORLD
  From luminous craftsmanship in Britain to conservation in Cameroon.
• BIG CATS GET A REPRIEVE
  A GRUELING FORAY INTO THE UNDERBELLY OF AMERICA’S CAPTIVE-TIGER INDUSTRY ENDS WITH A RAY OF HOPE.
• PICTURES OF THE YEAR
  NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC PHOTOGRAPHERS TRAVEL THE GLOBE TO CAPTURE THE WONDER OF OUR WORLD AND THE SPIRIT OF OUR TIMES. HERE WE PRESENT OUR ANNUAL SELECTION OF THEIR BEST WORK.
• FORTRESS OF FAITH
  AN INSIDE LOOK AT THE FABLED ALHAMBRA, WHERE SPAIN’S LAST MUSLIM KINGDOM RULED FOR NEARLY 300 YEARS
• VISITING GRANADA
  The city’s rich heritage offers unique experiences for visitors.
• Where Have All the Caribou Gone?
  For millennia giant herds of caribou have migrated across North America. But today they are dwindling, and no one knows why.
• Caribou on the Move
  Dozens of tundra caribou herds have long roamed across the upper reaches of North America. Some of these herds make the lengthiest migratory circuit of any land mammal—more than 800 miles when measured in a straight line. But recently, caribou numbers have declined dramatically, for reasons scientists are trying to unravel.
• BEVERLY JOUBERT
  FROM OUR PHOTOGRAPHERS