29 Results: New & Used in national geographic magazines in Brisbane Region, QLD

Assorted, National Geographic magazines, from******1992 mostly complete, plus a few years in the 2000's and some assorted older magazines from the 70's. All in readable condition, some with insect damage on spine. Great for a window back in history, free to a good home, pick-up from Middle Park QLD. (bring a couple strong boxes, these collapsed a bookshelf. :)

Excellent condition 5 issues, larger editions priced at $22.95 at newsagents $10 the lot or $5 each issue

Rare copy National Geographic Magazine 2009 Collector's Edition Repowering the planet Energy for Tomorrow Detachable poster - Your Carbon Life with World Energy Flow graph /chart on reverse Also: Our energy challenge Energy in our lives The price of power Paths to the future And solutions Some upper right corners have creased. Smoke free pet free home Can be posted at extra cost J

National and Australian National - June 2011 Australian - May/ June 2023 Postage at extra cost Total cost - $5.00

National Geographic Magazine August 2013 Vol 224 No 2 The Life of Lions - they're the only cat that is truly social. But why and how? Living with Lions - Africa's lions may number no more than 35,000 - can they be saved? Sugar Love - Why we can't resist it - we were smitten 10,000 years ago on the island of New Guinea Underwater Secrets of the Maya - they created divine light at the bottom of a natural well Caving In - technology redefines how caves are explored Spacewalker - Astronaut Sunita W

National Geographic Magazine July 2013 Vol 224, No 1 Our wild, wild solar system - it began in chaos Portrait of Mars Johnathon Franzen on Songbird Hunting - across the Mediterranean millions of birds are killed for food, profit, and cruel amusement Mysterious new human - missing ancestor Transylvania Hay - a walk through the meadows Brazil's comeback croc - 30 years go the yacare caiman crocodile seemed doomed Smoke free pet free home Can be posted at extra cost

National Geographic Magazine March 2012 Journey of the Apostles - spreading a new faith Arabian Seas - preservation How glaciers moved rocks Rhinoceros Wars - poachers want its horn and kill to get it, but there is an unlikely solution Marseille miracle - immigrants & multiculturalism Europe's changing population - foreign workers driving population growth, but where do they come from? Plus more Smoke free pet free home Can be posted at extra cost

National Geographic Magazine May 2015 Thinking like a dolphin - understanding one of the smartest creatures on Earth Taking back Detroit - with its bankruptcy in the past, the Motor City is attracting investors, innovators and adventurous would-be fixers Quest for a Superbee - honeybees top the list of insect pollinators on which one-third of food crops depend. Can we breed a hardier bee? Harnessing the Mekong - Running for more than 2,600 miles, the Mekong River produces fish when it flows fre

National Geographic Magazine February 2013 Vol 223, No 2 Unseen Libya - reclaiming it's forgotten past & looking to the future Satellite archaeology - spotting buried treasure Crisis Mapping - Patrick Meier saves lives with his on-line maps A Healing bite - could snake venom be a potent cure? Roof of the world - nomads in Afghanistan's Wakhan corridor live in a landscape of harsh beauty DIY soccer - African kids transform trash into soccer balls Sultans of streams - Britain's otters are making

National Geographic magazine September 2012 Vol. 222 No 3 What's up with the Weather? - Weather gone wild - floods, droughts , Snowmageddon Climate change Texas drought Marine Mountains - Special Poster Mauna Kea- World's Tallest Mountain Trouble in Yemen - rebels, refugees, & al Quaeda Roman walls - its rise and downfall Roma Kings - Gypsies Smoke free pet free home Can be posted at extra cost

National Geographic Magazine May 2013 Longevity - new Science could lead to a very long life Wrangel Island - the island off Siberia's coast is a frozen sanctuary Zimbabwe's voice - a violent ruler, Robert Mugabe, has crushed but not silenced the courage of the people Fertilizer Curse - could agriculture destroy the earth? Element hunters - the search for undiscovered elements goes on Making new materials Turkey's Birdman - he faces peril to protect fowl Smoke free pet free home Can be posted a

National Geographic Magazine October 2008 Cover : The Other Humans - Neanderthals revealed - last of the Neanderthals - Why did our Ice Age rivals vanish? Featured Stories - Flamboyant Bee-eaters - The colourful bird wings across three continents Life in India's Fast lane - superhighways are shaping the nation's future Right whale watch - The North Atlantic species hangs in the balance - extinction? High in the Ozarks - An uncrowded trial traverses the Arkansas highland Has some crinkling on pa

National Geographic magazine January 2009 Vol. 215 No 1 The real price of gold - what's it worth Fragile Russian Wilderness - Kronotsky Nature Reserve Countdown to extinction & efforts at protection Polar saga - North Pole - Norway's Fridtjof Nansen Polar saga- North Pole - Modern day adventurers Inside the United States of America presidential enclave Some scuffing and 2.5 cm tear on top spine Smoke free pet free home Can be posted at extra cost

National Geographic Magazine January 2012 Twins - alike but not alike - genetic & environmental influence Denmark's Daring Dogsledders - 25 degrees below doesn't faze them The Golden past of Panama - ancient cemetery yields extraordinary gold artifacts Cambodia heals from land mines Africa - the Afar depression has swallowed camels, spit up a lava lake and created salt Montana's modern homesteaders - the struggle with the tough terrain Plus more Smoke free pet free home Can be posted at extra c

National Geographic Magazine October 2012 Main Articles Include: Blood Ivory - 25,000 Elephants were killed last year - ivory worship - an investigation into links between religious art & ivory smuggling Why Leaves Evolved - different colours & why they look the way they do A new Face for Rio - the Olympic host for 2016 is spending millions to fix up its hillside slums Amazing Mes-oamerican Reef - corals, sea grass and mangrove forests entwine along the reef The Sky Caves of Nepal - explorers s

National Geographic Magazine September 2009 Vol 216 No 3 Solar Power - plugging into the sun - elusive promise of endless energy Raising penguins - in one colony 100,000 parents peck to protect - foldout Shattered Somalia - Can the world's number 1 failed state reverse its course? Sneaky orchids - they lure pollinators with trickery & the promise of sex Before New York - if you think the city is wild today, you should have seen it in 1609 - foldout Plus more Smoke free pet free home C

National Geographic Magazine July 2010 Vol 218 No 1 4 million year old woman Evolutionary Road - the middle awash in the Afar desert of Ethiopia is humanity's hometown The birth of Bipedalism - sex may have been a motivation Tale of a Tower - Bowerbirds decorate with shells, cans and pink paper clips Pakistan's troubled heartland - the province of Punjab is prosperous - and a Taliban target A sea of dunes - Fish splash in lagoons, goats graze. And this magical Brazilian landscape is no

National Geographic Magazine November 2010 Great Animal Migrations - birds, butterflies & beasts cover thousands of miles - unless humans get in the way - PLus 2 sided map Thriving herds - Sudan's abundant wildlife survived the civil war Shaky Peace - the scars & hopes of a boy named Logocho mirror his land, southern Sudan Unburying the Aztecs - diggers find knives, no emperor's tomb - their bloody history - 3 page fold out Japan's seas - its wildly varied waters host arctic crabs, temper

National Geographic Magazine June 2011 The Birth of Religion - Turkey's 11,600 year old Gobekli Temple Africa's Super Park - In 1990 Namibia wrote environmental protection into its constitution Too young to wed - practice is illegal yet still thrives - child brides Brimming Pools - tidal pools host a plethora of sea life Can China go green? - China climate change and going green Rare earths - the secret ingredient of hi tech from China Plus more 1 cm tear lower left front Smoke free p

National Geographic Magazine December 2010 Vol 218 No 6 Veiled rebellion - Afghan women suffer under the constraints of tribalism, poverty & war. Now they are starting to fight for a life. Whopper Swans - ranging from Iceland to the Aleutians, the Whopper is a swan of superlatives - has double page foldout David & Solomon - the search for King David - new discoveries in the Holy Land Barcelona's Ingenious Church - with extra large removable 2 sided poster - see photos Mighty Milky Way &

National Geographic magazine March 2010 Vol. 217 No 3 Wolf wars - once protected, now hunted - packs are back. Westeners are glad, scared & howling mad Peru's puzzling lines - Why did the Nasca etch giant birds and whales in the sand- with foldout Killer plants - carnivorous plants - the Venus Flytrap diet - they lure unsuspecting insects into death traps, then gorge on their flesh Changing tribes & upheaval - Books & guns are edging out the old ways in Ethiopia's Omo Valley Shanghai reb

National Geographic Magazine September 2009 Vol 216 No 2 Where the salmon rule - life is hard enough for the fish. Now politics threatens a Russian sanctuary Yellowstone's super volcano - will it blow again? It last erupted 640,000 years ago. The future is anyone's guess Nature's art of deception - camouflage - see that four inch twig on the floor of the forest? It's really an insect. Vanishing Venice - tourists flood the city - residents flee Camel beauty queens - A an Abu Dhabi pageant

National Geographic Magazine May 2011 Australia's Great Barrier reef faces unprecedented change - Fold out picture Buoyant Bangladesh - the residents are resilient as they cope with rising seas Sisterhood of ants - they swarm in forest canopies, sew leaves into soccer ball size nests and share scents Yosemite climbers - they're hanging on by a fingertip - without a rope - Fold out picture Camera obscura - photographer finds new way to make magic with a simple optical device Treetop happy

National Geographic magazine June 2010 Vol. 217 No 6 Greenland - Ground zero for global warming - dust settles, ice melts, lakes are born - and rubber duckies disappear Viking weather - the warm clime that enticed Erik the red is returning Counting cranes - how many whooping cranes are there? Not enough. Mandela's children - redemption - South Africa is still wrestling with the legacy of apartheid Foja Mountains - land of the tree kangaroo - Biologists encounter an egg-laying mammal, a v