About National Geographic Magazine
National Geographic is a renowned monthly publication that has been at the forefront of science, exploration, and storytelling since its inception in 1888. Originally established as a scholarly journal by the National Geographic Society, the magazine has evolved into a globally recognized source of authoritative content on geography, history, nature, science, and world cultures. Known for its iconic yellow border and visually rich photography, National Geographic combines in-depth reporting with compelling imagery to illuminate the wonders of our planet and beyond. Published by National Geographic Partners, the magazine continues to inspire curiosity and foster understanding of the natural and human world through its print and digital editions.
Inside This Edition: Exploring the Frontiers of Science, Nature, and Human Ingenuity
This special edition of National Geographic takes you on a captivating journey through groundbreaking discoveries and urgent global conversations. From medical miracles to ecological wonders, we bring you face-to-face with the innovations and challenges shaping our world.
Cover Story: The Organ Donor Revolution
Discover how genetically modified pig kidneys are transforming transplant medicine. We go inside the labs where CRISPR technology is rewriting medical possibilities, meet the brave patients pioneering these procedures, and examine the ethical frontiers of xenotransplantation.
Sustainability Spotlight
- Indonesia’s Fashion Reformation: Witness how artisans are blending ancient techniques with regenerative agriculture to create truly sustainable clothing
- Morocco’s Vanishing Oases: Explore ingenious irrigation systems fighting desertification and preserving centuries-old ecosystems
Nature’s Climate Warriors
Meet the unassuming heroes of environmental restoration:
- Beavers: The Firefighting Engineers – How their dams create natural firebreaks and drought-resistant landscapes
- Sea Urchins: Coral Reef Guardians – The critical role these spiny creatures play in marine ecosystems, now threatened by mysterious die-offs
Cosmic Debates & Curious Connections
- Pluto’s Planetary Identity Crisis: Scientists continue debating what really makes a planet
- Why Your Dog Looks Like You: The surprising psychology behind pet-human resemblances
Wildlife Wonders
- Lemur Conservation Wins: New hope for Madagascar’s iconic primates
- Penguin Survival Strategies: Lessons from Earth’s toughest birds
Each story is brought to life through:
🔬 Cutting-edge scientific reporting
🌎 Global perspectives from our network of Explorers
📷 Award-winning National Geographic photography
💡 Practical insights for engaged global citizens
This edition doesn’t just report on our world – it reveals how we can understand it better, protect it smarter, and live in it more harmoniously. The future is being written now, and these pages put you at the heart of the most important discoveries of our time.
Turn the page to explore:
- How pig kidneys could solve the organ donor crisis
- Ethical fashion brands in Indonesia
- Beaver dams as natural firebreaks
- Ancient irrigation techniques in Moroccan oases
- Why Pluto should still be a planet
- The role of sea urchins in coral reef health
- Do pets really look like their owners?
The world never stops revealing its wonders. We never stop sharing them with you.
National Geographic Magazine UK – June 2025
- Language: English
- Total of pages: 130 pages
- File format: PDF
- File size: 49.6 MB
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