List of National Geographic cover stories (1990s)

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National Geographic is an American magazine that is noted for its cover stories and accompanying photography. [1] [2] [3] Throughout the 1990s National Geographic's cover stories showcased global historical events such as the Exxon Valdez oil spill. [4] Cover stories included articles written by notable writers such as Joel Swerdlow, [5] Paul Theroux [6] and Paul F. Salopek. [7] Cover photos were published by notable photographers such as David Doubilet, [8] James Nachtwey [9] and Frans Lanting. [10]

Contents

The 1990s saw articles written and photographed at locations around the globe featuring marine life like the February 1994 issue titled "Sea Turtles: In a Race for Survival", written by Anne and Jack Rudloe with a photo on the cover of a Sea turtle, photographed by Bill Curtsinger. [11] Articles featured on the cover of the magazine also included human-interest stories such as "1491: America Before Columbus", photographed by Jack Unruh featuring the Iroquois Native Americans in the October 1991 issue. [12] Many geographical locations were featured including Petra, an archaeological city in Jordan, in the December 1998 article "Petra: Ancient City of Stone", written by Don Belt with photographs by Annie Griffiths. [13]

In the August 1991 issue, Thomas Y. Canby wrote the cover story titled "The Persian Gulf: After the Storm", writing about the Kuwaiti oil fires after the Persian Gulf War. The photo on the cover of the magazine featured a picture of oil fields on fire, photographed by Steve McCurry. [14]

1990

1990
Title a DateAuthorPhotographerImages b Ref
Alaska's Big SpillJanuary 1990Bryan HodgsonNatalie Fobes Oil spill covering a guillemot
[4]
Between Monterey TidesFebruary 1990 Rick Gore David Doubilet Harbor seal
[8]
Siberia in from the ColdMarch 1990 Mike Edwards Steve Raymer Nenet woman chopping wood
A Personal Vision of Vanishing LifeApril 1990 Staff writer c James Balog Orangutan
Growing up in East HarlemMay 1990Jere Van Dyk Joseph Rodriguez East Harlem resident
AustinJune 1990Elizabeth A. Moize Michael O'Brien Austin teenage prom dates
Florida WatershedJuly 1990 Nicole Duplaix Farrell Grehan Great egret
Yugoslavia: A House Much DividedAugust 1990Kenneth C. Danforth Steve McCurry Albanian family
Track of the Manila GalleonsSeptember 1990 Eugene Lyons Sisse Brimberg Chinese girl in a dress
Suruga Bay: In the Shadow of Mount FujiOctober 1990 David Doubilet David Doubilet Lionfish
The Baltic NationsNovember 1990 Priit Vesilind Larry C. Price cleaner on Statue of Stalin
BotswanaDecember 1990 Frans Lanting Frans Lanting Hippopotamus

1991

1991
Title a DateAuthorPhotographerImages b Ref
Northwest Australia: The Land & the SeaJanuary 1991Harvey Arden Sam Abell Australian rancher family
Hong Kong: Countdown to 1997February 1991 Ross Terrill Jodi Cobb Child in refugee camp
Lechuguilla CaveMarch 1991 Tim Cahill Michael Nichols Lechuguilla Cave
A Season in the MinorsApril 1991 David Lamb William Albert Allard El Paso Diablos
Elephants: Out of Time, Out of SpaceMay 1991 Douglas H. Chadwick Frans Lanting Elephant
East Europe's Dark DawnJune 1991Jon Thompson James Nachtwey Romanian boys
[9]
The Wyeth FamilyJuly 1991 Richard Meryman N. C. Wyeth Treasure Island cover
The Persian Gulf: After the StormAugust 1991Thomas Y. Canby Steve McCurry Kuwaiti oil fires
A Shameful HarvestSeptember 1991Constance J. PotenJosé Azel Red fox pups
1491: America Before ColumbusOctober 1991Not stated d Jack Unruh Iroquois leader
Zaire RiverNovember 1991Robert CaputoRobert CaputoYoung Zaire fisherman
Ibn Battuta: Prince of TravelersDecember 1991 Thomas A. Abercrombie James L. Stanfield Veiled Islamic woman

1992

1992
Title a DateAuthorPhotographerImages b Ref
Search for ColumbusJanuary 1992Eugene LyonBob Sacha
Bittersweet Success: Eastern WildlifeFebruary 1992James ConawayRaymond Gehman
A Curious Kinship: Apes and HumansMarch 1992 Eugene Linden Michael Nichols Frodo (Chimpanzee)
Good Luck City: VancouverApril 1992 Andrew Ward Annie Griffiths Belt Beluga whale in aquarium
India's Wildlife DilemmaMay 1992 Geoffrey C. Ward Raghu Rai Tiger
Russia's Baikal: The World's Great LakeJune 1992Don BeltSarah Leen Russian child sledding on Lake Baikal
Mountain LionsJuly 1992Maurice G. Hornocker Jim Dutcher Mountain Lion cub
Struggle of the KurdsAugust 1992 Christopher Hitchens Ed Kashi Kurd woman
Dolphins in CrisisSeptember 1992 Kenneth S. Norris Flip Nicklin Spotted dolphins
Our Disappearing WetlandsOctober 1992 John G. Mitchell Mark Wilson American bullfrog
The Sense of SightNovember 1992Michael E. Long Joe McNally Human eye
Crucibles of Creation: VolcanoesDecember 1992Noel Grove Roger Ressmeyer Kīlauea volcano

1993

1993
Title a DateAuthorPhotographerImages b Ref
DinosaursJanuary 1993 Rick Gore John Gurche Saurolophus
Newborn Panda in the WildFebruary 1993Lu ZhiLu Zhi Giant panda cub
A Broken EmpireMarch 1993 Mike Edwards Gerd Ludwig Stalin statue blindfolded
Andrew AftermathApril 1993 Rick Gore Joel Sartore Hurricane Andrew soldier with boy
Middle East Water: Critical ResourceMay 1993 Priit J. Vesilind Ed Kashi
Hanging in the Balance: Chesapeake BayJune 1993Tom Horton Robert W. Madden Chesapeake Bay boy leaping on dock
Lightning: Natures High Voltage SpectacleJuly 1993William R. NewcottThomas Ives Lightning
Tragedy Strikes the Horn of AfricaAugust 1993Robert CaputoRobert Caputo Somali woman with pale
India's RabariSeptember 1993 Robyn Davidson Dilip Mehta Indian child with camel
LabradorOctober 1993 Robert M. Poole Richard Olsenius Canadian boy smiling
The Red SeaNovember 1993 David Doubilet David Doubilet Emperor angelfish
Glass: Capturing the Dance of LightDecember 1993William S. EllisJames L. Amos Glass with gold sparkles

1994

1994
Title a DateAuthorPhotographerImages b Ref
MacawsJanuary 1994 Charles A. Munn Frans Lanting Macaw bird eating fruit
Sea Turtles: In a Race for SurvivalFebruary 1994 Anne and Jack Rudloe Bill Curtsinger Sea turtle swimming
ShanghaiMarch 1994William S. Ellis Stuart Franklin Shanghai bicyclists
The Everglades: Dying for HelpApril 1994Alan Mairson Chris Johns Newborn alligators
TurkeyMay 1994 Thomas B. Allen Reza Turkish woman dancing
PowwowJune 1994Michael Parfit David Alan Harvey Native American family
RecyclingJuly 1994Noel GroveJose Azel Recycling mill with worker
Lions of DarknessAugust 1994Dereck JoubertBeverly Joubert Lion with killed Zebra
IrelandSeptember 1994 Richard Conniff Sam Abell Irish children with horse
Our National ParksOctober 1994 John G. Mitchell Kurt E. Smith Mount Rainier National Park
Buffalo: Back Home on the RangeNovember 1994Bryan HodgsonSarah Leen Bisons at Yellowstone
Animals at PlayDecember 1994Stuart L. Brown Mitsuaki Iwagō Japanese macaque

1995

1995
Title a DateAuthorPhotographerImages b Ref
Grey Reef SharksJanuary 1995 Bill Curtsinger Bill Curtsinger Grey reef shark
Maya Masterpiece Revealed at BonampakFebruary 1995 Mary Miller
  • Doug Stern
  • Enrico Feroelli
 Maya art
Dead or Alive: The Endangered Species ActMarch 1995 Douglas H. Chadwick Joel Sartore Red wolf pup in net
The New SaigonApril 1995Tracy DahlbyKaren Kasmauski Vietnamese bride to be
The Vimy Flies AgainMay 1995Peter McMillan James L. Stanfield
Quiet Miracles of the BrainJune 1995 Joel Swerdlow Joe McNally Human brain
Ndoki: Last Place on EarthJuly 1995 Douglas Chadwick Michael Nichols African forest elephant
SicilyAugust 1995Jane VesselsRobert Albert Ward Sicilian actress
Hawaii's Vanishing SpeciesSeptember 1995 Elizabeth Royte Chis Johns ʻIʻiwi bird
Threatened by WarOctober 1995 Paul F. Salopek Michael Nichols Mountain gorilla
[7]
Diminishing ReturnsNovember 1995Michael Parfit Robb Kendrick Skipjack tuna
Jane GoodallDecember 1995 Peter Miller Michael Nichols

1996

1996
Title a DateAuthorPhotographerImages b Ref
NeandertalsJanuary 1996 Rick Gore Kenneth Garrett Neandertal skull
Into the Heart of GlaciersFebruary 1996Not stated c Carsten Peter Greenland glacier
Emperors of the IceMarch 1996Glen Oeland Frans Lanting Emperor penguins
Storming the TowerApril 1996Alan MairsonBill Hatcher
Dinosaur EggsMay 1996 Philip J. Currie Louie Psihoyos Dinosaur egg
Australia's Cape York PeninsulaJune 1996 Cathy Newman Sam Abell Aboriginal Australian
A Place for Parks in the New South AfricaJuly 1996 Douglas H. Chadwick Chris Johns Mother Leopard and cub
Emerging MexicoAugust 1996Not stated c Tomasz Tomaszewski Mexican worshipers
Hawk High Over Four CornersSeptember 1996 T. H. Watkins Adriel Heisey Monument Valley
African GoldOctober 1996
 Carol Beckwith African woman wearing
Jewellery
The Astronomer's' View of Home: OrbitNovember 1996 Jay Apt NASA
Genghis KhanDecember 1996 Mike Edwards James L. Stanfield Bronze Plaque of Genghis Khan

1997

1997
Title a DateAuthorPhotographerImages b Ref
Beneath the Tasman SeaJanuary 1997 David Doubilet David Doubilet Sawshark
Siberian TigersFebruary 1997 Mike Edwards Mark Moritsch Siberian tiger
Bearded SealsMarch 1997 Kit Kovacs Flip Nicklin Bearded seal
Hubble's Eye on the UniverseApril 1997William R. Newcott
  • Raghvendra Sahai
  • John Trauger
Dying sun
India Turning FiftyMay 1997 Geoffrey C. Ward Steve McCurry Indian woman
French PolynesiaJune 1997 Peter Benchley David Doubilet Tahitian woman
Robot RevolutionJuly 1997Curt SupleeGeorge Steinman Robot
Malaysia's Secret RealmAugust 1997 Mattias Klum Mattias Klum Silvered leaf monkey
China's Three GorgesSeptember 1997Arthur ZichBob Sacha Chinese boatman
ZambeziOctober 1997 Paul Theroux Chris Johns Luvale children drumming
[6]
North Woods JournalNovember 1997 Jim Brandenburg Jim Brandenburg Mallard ducks
Wild TigersDecember 1997 Geoffrey C. Ward Michael Nichols Tigress and her cub

1998

1998
Title a DateAuthorPhotographerImages b Ref
Making Sense of the MillenniumJanuary 1998 Joel Swerdlow George Steinmetz Sahara Desert
[5]
Queen Maud LandFebruary 1998 Jon Krakauer Gordon Wiltsie Kubus Mountain
Planet of the BeatlesMarch 1998 Douglas H. Chadwick Mark W. Moffett Longhorn beetle
The Vanishing Prairie dogApril 1998Michael E. LongRaymound Gehman Prairie dog
Unlocking the Climate PuzzleMay 1998Curt SupleeJoanna B. Pinneo Tuareg family in the shade
Trans-Siberian RailroadJune 1998Fen Montaigne Gerd Ludwig Russian man
Dinosaurs Take WingsJuly 1998 Jennifer Ackerman O. Louis MazzatentaFeathered dinosaur
Return to MarsAugust 1998William R. Newcott NASA Sojourner (rover)
Valley of the KingsSeptember 1998 Kent R. Weeks Kenneth Garrett King Tut Alabaster
PopulationOctober 1998 Joel L. Swerdlow Karen Kasmauski Bangladesh mother and child
Maui's Monster Waves: JawsNovember 1998 Joel Achenbach Patrick McFeeley Laird Hamilton surfing
Petra: Ancient City of StoneDecember 1998Don Belt Annie Griffiths Belt Petra

1999

1999
Title a DateAuthorPhotographerImages b Ref
Coral EdenJanuary 1999 David Doubilet David Doubilet
Biodiversity: The Fragile WebFebruary 1999 Joel L. Swerdlow Frans Lanting Australian Spadefoot frog
El Niño/La NiñaMarch 1999Curt Suplee NASA Hurricane Linda
Return to the Battle of MidwayApril 1999 Thomas B. Allen David Doubilet World War II planes
Africa's Wild DogsMay 1999 Richard Conniff Chris Johns African wild dogs
CubaJune 1999John J. PutmanAlan Harvey Cuban boy in car
Iran: Testing the Waters of ReformJuly 1999Fen MontaigneAlexandra Avakian Iranian woman
Global CultureAugust 1999 Joel L. Swerdlow Joe McNally Fashion Model and her mother in India
Around at LastSeptember 1999 Bertrand Piccard Breitling SA Breitling Orbiter 3
Secrets of the GeneOctober 1999James ShreeveKaren Kasmauski Genetically engineered pig
Inca SacrificeNovember 1999 Johan Reinhard Maria Stenzel Inca gold figurine
CheetahsDecember 1999 Richard Conniff Chris Johns Cheetah and her cub

See also

Notes

a. ^ In some issues of National Geographic, the cover story would have one title on the cover and a different title (with the same meaning) on the headline of the actual article, or the title may appear different on the table of contents. Titles represented in this list, are taken from the cover and the citation represents the title listed in the table of contents.
b. ^ Images could also be a painting or a drawing.
c. ^ Author not stated, usually a breakout article or a pictorial
d. ^ Multiple articles with various authors. Photo depicted is not included in those articles.

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  5. 1 2 Swerdlow, Joel (January 1998). "Making Sense of the Millennium" . National Geographic . Vol. 193, no. 1. p. 2.
  6. 1 2 Theroux, Paul (October 1997). "Down the Zambezi" . National Geographic . Vol. 192, no. 4. p. 2.
  7. 1 2 Salopek, Paul F. (October 1995). "The Mountain Gorillas of Africa" . National Geographic . Vol. 188, no. 4. p. 58.
  8. 1 2 Gore, Rick (February 1990). "Between Monterey Tides" . National Geographic . Vol. 177, no. 2. p. 2.
  9. 1 2 Thompson, Jon (June 1991). "East Europe's Dark Dawn" . National Geographic . Vol. 179, no. 6. p. 36.
  10. 1 2 Munn, Charles A. (January 1994). "Macaws: Winged Rainbows" . National Geographic . Vol. 185, no. 1. p. 118.
  11. 1 2 Rudloe, Anne; Rudloe, Jack (February 1994). "Sea Turtles: In a Race for Survival" . National Geographic . Vol. 185, no. 2. p. 94.
  12. 1 2 "1491: America Before Columbus" . National Geographic . Vol. 180, no. 4. October 1991.
  13. 1 2 Belt, Don (December 1998). "Petra, Ancient City of Stone" . National Geographic . Vol. 194, no. 6. p. 116.
  14. 1 2 Canby, Thomas Y. (August 1991). "After the Storm" . National Geographic . Vol. 180, no. 2. p. 2.
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  72. ↑ McMillan, Peter (May 1995). "The Vimy Flies Again" . National Geographic . Vol. 187, no. 5. p. 2.
  73. ↑ Swerdlow, Joel (June 1995). "The Brain" . National Geographic . Vol. 187, no. 6. p. 2.
  74. ↑ Chadwick, Douglas (July 1995). "Ndkoi: Last Place on Earth" . National Geographic . Vol. 188, no. 1. p. 2.
  75. ↑ Vessels, Jane (August 1995). "Sicily" . National Geographic . Vol. 188, no. 2. p. 2.
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