For the occasion, we’ve created the first ever “flip” issue of National Geographic—essentially ... Two scenarios emerge. On the magazine cover, there’s a verdant Earth.

Photograph by RAY CHAPIN, NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC CREATIVE “Cards and clay pipes amuse guests in Fairfax House’s 18th-century parlor,” reads the caption in a 1956 article on Virginia history.

Scidmore, Nat Geo Image Collection In the decades after that Alaskan journey, Scidmore became a household name to readers of National Geographic magazine ... Scidmore's 1914 article "Young ...

Braids of frost adorn beech and spruce trees on a ridge in the West Beskids. The discontinuous range—part of the ecologically important Carpathian Mountains—also spans Poland and Slovakia ...