National Geographic Magazine Science Of Stress Gulf Of Maine Back Issue Nature

Brand/Publication: National Geographic, illustrated science and nature magazine back issue featuring a school of golden fish underwater against a green forest and blue-sky scene on the cover.  Discipline/Genre: English-language nature and outdoors, science, and travel and geography magazine focusing on marine life, climate change, geology, and human stories from around the world.  Cover design and highlighted features: classic, yellow-bordered cover with photographic underwater view of fish and reflected landscape, with feature lines for The Science of Stress, Lava Tubes, Gulf of Maine, and Rescuing Histories.  Contents: articles exploring how stress affects our bodies and what we can do about it, what scientists are learning from lava tubes and recent volcanic eruptions in Spain, documentation of ecological change and marine life in the warming Gulf of Maine, and efforts to rescue and preserve historical records and stories in regions affected by conflict; interior feature Into the Fire Tubes includes dramatic full-color imagery of active lava flows.  Softcover magazine shows very light shelf and edge wear with minor cover waviness from storage. Corners remain sharp, spine lies flat and uncreased, and interior pages are bright, clean, and free of writing or highlighting. Back cover and advertisement pages are clean; no mailing label, refer to photos for details.