This is a National Geographic Magazine from January 1990, Volume 177, Number 1. The striking cover story, "Alaska's Big Spill," investigates whether the wilderness can heal after the environmental disaster. This issue is packed with insightful articles and stunning photography, a hallmark of National Geographic publications. It includes a double map supplement featuring the Atlantic and Arctic Ocean Floors.

Key articles within this edition include "New Evidence: Peary Reached The Pole," "Inside The Kremlin," "Its Imperial Treasures," "Nest Gatherers Of Tiger Caves," and "Dance Of The Electronic Bee." The magazine is an official journal of the National Geographic Society, Washington, D.C., offering a blend of geography, nature, science, history, and world culture. This listing includes the single magazine as pictured.

Verified Specifications:
• Brand/Maker: National Geographic Society
• Item Type: Magazine
• Era/Style: 1990s
• Material: Paper
• Publication Year: 1990
• Publication Month: January
• Volume: 177
• Issue Number: 1
• Features: Double Map Supplement (Atlantic • Arctic Ocean Floors)
• Topic: Alaska's Big Spill (Exxon Valdez Oil Spill), Exploration, History, Nature, Science, Culture
• Included Components: 1 National Geographic Magazine
• Country of Origin: USA