National Geographic - USA (2020-04)

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across Australia’s Hunter Valley, the phone in Glenn Albrecht’s office began to ring. It was the early 2000s, and Albrecht, an e ...

something akin to homesickness,” he says, “but none of them had left home.” What was happening, he reasoned, was that the physic ...

has likely been felt for thousands of years in sim- ilar circumstances.” It seemed like a valid question. Throughout history, fl ...

Photographer Pete Muller’s images of how boys become men around the world appeared in the January 2017 issue. This project was s ...

‘WE CAN’T GROW VEGETABLES. WE CAN ONLY LIVE OFF WHAT THE SEA GIVES US. OUR ANCESTORS HAVE OBSERVED PERIODS OF WARMING AND COOLIN ...

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Chukchi hunters butcher a gray whale on the shore near Lorino, Russia. The meat will be distributed to the community. Hunting ha ...

‘IF YOU GO LOOK AT A MAP, YOU’LL FIND PARADISE, CALIFORNIA 95969, BUT EVERYTHING ABOUT IT IS DIFFERENT ... YOU FEEL LOST IN YOUR ...

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Gwen Nordgren sits for a portrait by the pool next to the charred ruins of her former home in Para- dise, California. Two months ...

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‘IT’S A REAL FEELING OF CONCERN BECAUSE WE ARE WATER, RIGHT? HUMAN BEINGS, WE ARE WATER. THEY TELL US THIS SINCE SCHOOL. THAT TH ...

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Huddling around candles before dawn, men from Peru’s Quispi- canchi nation celebrate Qoyllur Riti below a glacier. Pilgrims beli ...

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‘IT’S LIK E ALL THE TREES ARE DEAD NOW. I WANTED TO LIVE DOWN HERE, BUT AS I GROW OLDER, I REALIZE IT’S NOT POSSIBLE. MOTHER NAT ...

Chantel Comardelle and her family sit for a portrait in her grand- parents’ home on Isle de Jean Charles. Their ancestors arrive ...