List of National Geographic cover stories (1970s)

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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 1970s National Geographic's cover stories showcased global historical events such as the volcanic eruption of Eldfell at Heimaey island in Iceland. [4] Cover stories included articles written by notable writers such as Robert Redford, [5] Rick Gore [6] , and Paul A. Zahl. [7] Cover photos were published by notable photographers such as Emory Kristof, [8] Winfield Parks [9] and Joan Root. [10]

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The 1970s saw articles written and photographed at locations around the globe featuring wildlife like the October, 1978 issue titled "Conversations with a Gorilla", written by Francine Patterson with a photo on the cover of Koko the gorilla, photographed by Ronald H. Cohn. Koko grabbed the camera and took a selfie in a mirror. [11]

Articles featured on the cover of the magazine also included human-interest stories such as "Ladakh-The Last Shangri-La", written and photographed by Thomas J. Abercrombie featuring the people of India in the March, 1978 issue. [12] Many geographical locations were featured including the Amazon River in the October, 1972 article "The Amazon–The Mightiest of Rivers", written and photographed by Loren McIntyre. [13]

In the November, 1971 issue, Samuel W. Mathews and photographer William R. Curtsinger spent months aboard the Research vessel Hero in Antarctica. Photos taken by Curtsinger would be the first pictures of Snow Leopards in the wild and first photos shot in Antarctica. [14]

1970

1970
Title a DateAuthorPhotographerImages b Ref
Making Friends With Mountain GorillasJanuary, 1970 Dian Fossey Robert M. Campbell Baby gorillas
East Africa's Majestic FlamingosFebruary, 1970 M. Philip Kahl M. Philip Kahl Flamingos feeding
Japan's Historic Heartland Hosts Expo '70March, 1970 Thomas J. Abercrombie Thomas J. Abercrombie Drummer girl in Kyoto
White Tiger in My HouseApril, 1970Elizabeth C. ReedDonna K. GrosvenorBaby tigress
Businessman in the BushMay, 1970Frederick Kent TruslowFrederick Kent Truslow Black skimmer
When in Rome....June, 1970Stuart E. Jones Winfield Parks Rome Colosseum
The Hutterites, Plain People of the WestJuly, 1970 William Albert Allard William Albert Allard Hutterite family
Voyage to the PlanetsAugust, 1970 Kenneth F. Weaver Luděk Pešek Saturn
The Cobra, India's "Good Snake"September, 1970 Harry Miller Naresh and Rajesh Bedi c Cobra
Orissa: Past and Promise in an Indian StateOctober, 1970Bart McDowell James P. Blair Orissa schoolboy
Computer Helps Scholars Re-Create An Egyptian TempleNovember, 1970Ray Winfield Smith Emory Kristof Regal profile of Nefertiti
Pollution, Threat to Man's Only homeDecember, 1970 Gordon Young Bruce Dale Western grebe in oil spill

1971

1971
Title a DateAuthorPhotographerImages b Ref
The Voyage of Ra IIJanuary, 1971 Thor Heyerdahl Georges Sourial Ra II
I live with the EskimosFebruary, 1971 Guy Mary-Rousselière Guy Mary-Rousselière Eskimo fisherman
The Lands and Peoples of Southeast AsiaMarch, 1971Peter T. WhiteW.E. Garrett Akha woman
The Exquisite OrchidsApril, 1971 Luis Marden Othmar Danesch Ophrys speculum
The Condor, Soaring Spirit of the AndesMay, 1971Jerry McGahanLibby McGahan Condor vulture
Mexico to Canada on the Pacific Crest TrailJune, 1971 Mike W. Edwards David Hiser Pacific Crest Trail
Apollo 14: The Climb Up Cone CraterJuly, 1971Alice J. Hall NASA Alan Shepard (moon)
OklahomaAugust, 1971Robert Paul Jordan Robert W. Madden Oklahoma wheat
Mzima, Kenya's Spring of LifeSeptember, 1971 Joan and Alan Root Joan and Alan Root African rock python
India's River of Faith, GangesOctober, 1971John J. Putnam Raghubir Singh Indian woman of faith
Antarctica's Nearer SideNovember, 1971Samuel W. Mathews William R. Curtsinger Gentoo penguin
Return to Changing ChinaDecember, 1971Audrey ToppingAudrey Topping Peking schoolchildren

1972

1972
Title a DateAuthorPhotographerImages b Ref
Taboos and Magic Rule Namba LivesJanuary, 1972Kal MullerKal Muller New Hebrides woman
African Wildlife Man's Threatened LegacyFebruary, 1972Allan C. FisherThomas Nebbia Kenyan leopard
Tundra and the Splendors of It's Plants, Birds and MammalsMarch, 1972 Staff writer d John J. Burns Lapland longspur
Winter Caravan to the Roof of the WorldApril, 1972Sabrina and Roland MichaudRoland Michaud Kyrgyz boy
Yellowstone's Hundredth BirthdayMay, 1972William S. Ellis Jonathan Blair American black bear
A River Restored: Oregon's WillametteJune, 1972Ethel A. StarbirdLowell J. Georgia Canoeing on the river
The Sword and SermonJuly, 1972 Thomas J. Abercrombie Thomas J. Abercrombie Saudi Arabian man
Stone Age Men of the PhilippinesAugust, 1972Kenneth MacLeishJohn Launois Tasaday boy climbing
Yesterday Linger Along the ConnecticutSeptember, 1972 Charles McCarry David L. Arnold Penny-farthing cyclist
The Amazon-The Mightiest of RiversOctober, 1972 Loren McIntyre Loren McIntyre Txukahamei girl
A Land Apart-The Monterey PeninsulaNovember, 1972Milke W. EdwardsDeclan Haun Pfeiffer Beach
Those Popular PandasDecember, 1972 Theodore H. Reed Bruce Dale Panda bear

1973

1973
Title a DateAuthorPhotographerImages b Ref
Search for the Oldest PeopleJanuary, 1973 Alexander Leaf John Metzger Ecuadorian man
Art of the AboriginesFebruary, 1973Staff writer d Kay and Stanley Breeden Aboriginal rock art
The Last U.S. Whale HuntersMarch, 1973 Emory Kristof Emory Kristof Eskimo whalers
[8]
Those Outlandish GoldfishApril, 1973 Paul A. Zahl Paul A. Zahl Bubble Eye goldfish
[7]
France's Wild Watery SouthMay, 1973William DavenportHans W. Silverster Stallions in the water
Australia's Great Barrier ReefJune, 1973Staff writer d Ron Taylor Great Barrier Reef
Volcano Overwhelms an Icelandic VillageJuly, 1973Noel Grove Emory Kristof Volcano on Heimaey island
[4]
Friend of the Wind: The Common TernAugust, 1973Ian NisbetHope Alexander Tern (bird)
Change Ripple New Guinea's Sepik RiverSeptember, 1973Malcolm S. KirkMalcolm S. Kirk New Guinea tribesman
Chile: Republic on a ShoestringOctober, 1973Gordon Young George F. Mobley Chilean woman
This Is My Island: TangierNovember, 1973Harold G. Wheatley David Alan Harvey Boy and a crab
Lost Empire of the IncasDecember, 1973 Loren McIntyre Loren McIntyre Llama in a canoe

1974

1974
Title a DateAuthorPhotographerImages b Ref
Gold, The Eternal TreasureJanuary, 1974Peter T. WhiteJames L. Stanfield Lion in pure gold
Maine's Allagash RiverFebruary, 1974Staff writer d Farrell Grehan Red fox
Trekking the Frozen Northwest PassageMarch, 1974Colin IrwinColin Irwin Dogsled in the Arctic
The England of Charles DickensApril, 1974Richard A. LongAdam Woolfitt English boy
The Incredible UniverseMay, 1974 Kenneth F. Weaver James P. Blair Night sky
Climbing Half Dome The Hard WayJune, 1974 Galen Rowell Galen Rowell Rock climbing Half Dome
Exploring England's CanalsJuly, 1974Brian HodgsonLinda Bartlette Oxford Canal
The Phoenicians: Sealords of AntiquitiesAugust, 1974Samuel W. Mathews Winfield Parks Phoenician amulet
[9]
Europe's Shy and Spectacular KingfisherSeptember, 1974Staff writer d Carl Johan Junge European kingfisher
Bhutan Crowns a Dragon KingOctober, 1974John ScofieldJohn Scofield Jigme Singye Wangchuck
Guatemala Maya and ModernNovember, 1974Louis De La HabaJoseph J. ScherschelChildren of San Juan Atitán
The Isles of the PacificDecember, 1974 Kenneth P. Emory H. Edward Kim Polynesian woman

1975

1975
Title a DateAuthorPhotographerImages b Ref
Exploring the Mind of Ice Age ManJanuary, 1975 Alexander Marshack Alexander Marshack Cave in Niaux, France
Brazil's Beleaguered IndiansFebruary, 1975W. Jesco Von PuttkamerW. Jesco Von Puttkamer Amazonian native
Hawaii, Island of Fire and FlowersMarch, 1975Gordon YoungRobert W. Madden Mauna Ulu volcano
Diving Amid 'Sleeping' SharksApril, 1975 Eugenie Clark David Doubilet Bull shark
Life of a Baboon TroopMay, 1975Shirley C. StrumTimothy W. Ransom Baboons
Andalusian, The Spirit of SpainJune, 1975Howard LafayJoseph J. Scherschel Andalusian woman
Benjamin FranklinJuly, 1975Alice J. HallLinda Bartlett Benjamin Franklin
The Niger: River of Sorrow, River of HopeAugust, 1975 Georg Gerster Georg Gerster Nigerian woman
Strange World of the Red Sea ReefsSeptember, 1975 Eugenie Clark David Doubilet Moray eels
OrangutansOctober, 1975 Birutė Galdikas-Brindamour Photographer Orangutans
Christopher Columbus and the New World He FoundNovember, 1975John ScofieldAdam Woolfitt Panama native
The Maya: Children of TimeDecember, 1975Howard La Fay David Alan Harvey Mayan statues

1976

1976
Title a DateAuthorPhotographerImages b Ref
Life or Death for the Harp SealJanuary, 1976David M. Lavigne William R. Curtsinger Harp seal
Siberia's Empire Road, The River ObFebruary, 1976Robert Paul JordanDean Conger Siberian woman
At Home with Right WhalesMarch, 1976 Roger Payne Des and Jen Bartlett c Southern right whale
Irish Ways Live On In DingleApril, 1976Bryan HodgsonLinda Bartlette Irish boy
Truk Lagoon: A Sunken Japanese Fleet Becomes a Scientific LaboratoryMay, 1976 Sylvia A. Earle Al Giddings Truk Lagoon
Kyoto and Nara: Keepers of Japan's PastJune, 1976 Charles McCarry George F. Mobley Japanese woman
How Are We Using the Land?July, 1976Peter T. WhiteJeff Foott Bald eagle
Discovered: Monarch's Mexican HavenAugust, 1976 Frederick A. Urquhart Bianca Lavies Monarch butterflies
India Struggles to Save Her WildlifeSeptember, 1976John K. PutmanStanley Breeden Golden langur
The Nation's RiverOctober, 1976Allan C. Fisher, Jr.James L. Stanfield Potomac River
Robert Redford Rides the Outlaw TrailNovember, 1976 Robert Redford Jonathan Blair American Cowboy
[5]
By Square-Rigger From Baltic to BicentennialDecember, 1976 Kenneth Garrett Gilbert M. Grosvenor Tall ships

1977

1977
Title a DateAuthorPhotographerImages b Ref
Sifting For Life in the Sands if Mars, 1977 Rick Gore NASA Mars surface
[6]
Longest Manned Balloon FlightFebruary, 1977 Ed Yost Otis Imboden Hot air balloon
Egypt: Legacy of a Dazzling PastMarch, 1977Alice J. Hall Lee Boltin Gold statue of King tut
Pilgrimage to Nepal's Chrystal MountainApril, 1977Joel F. ZiskinJoel F. Ziskin Nepali woman
Wild Nursery of the MangrovesMay, 1977 Rick Gore Bianca Lavies Frigatebird in a mangrove
Mexico's People of Myth and MagicJune, 1977James NormanGuillermo Aldana E. Huichol art
Preserving the Nation's Wild RiversJuly, 1977Not stated e Ed CooperUndine Falls in Yosemite
The Air-Saftey ChallengeAugust, 1977Michael E. Long Bruce Dale Lockheed L-1011 TriStar
Following the Reindeer with Norway's LappsSeptember, 1977Sally AndersonErik BorgNorwegian Lapp
Arizona's Suburbs of the SunOctober, 1977David JefferyH. Edward KimField of calendulas
Brazil Tames Her Wild FrontierNovember, 1977 Loren McIntyre Loren McIntyre Jaguar
Reach for the New WorldDecember, 1977 Mendel L. Peterson Nathan Benn Sailboat in Newfoundland

1978

1978
Title a DateAuthorPhotographerImages b Ref
Moscow: The City Around Red SquareJanuary, 1978John J. Putnam Gordon W. Gahan Russian ballet dancers
Minoans and Mycenaeans: Sea Kings of the AegeanFebruary, 1978 Joseph Judge Gordon W. Gahan Golden death mask
Ladakh-The Last Shangri-LaMarch, 1978 Thomas J. Abercrombie Thomas J. Abercrombie Woman of Leh, India
China's Incredible FindApril, 1978Audrey ToppingHoward Nelson Terracotta Army
Alone Across the OutbackMay, 1978 Robyn Davidson Rick Smolan Australian with a camel
Dragons of the DeepJune, 1978 Paul A. Zahl Paul A. Zahl Leafy seadragon
The Grand CanyonJuly, 1978W. E. GarrettW. E. Garrett Grand Canyon
New Ideas About DinosaursAugust, 1978 John H. Ostrom Roy AndersonPainting of dinosaurs
Solo to the North PoleSeptember, 1978 Naomi Uemura Ira Block Naomi Uemura
Conversations with a GorillaOctober, 1978 Francine Patterson Ronald H. Cohn Gorilla with a camera
Pilgrimage to MeccaNovember, 1978Mohammed Abdul-RaufMehmet Biber Mosque at Mecca
Double Eagle II Leaps the AtlanticDecember, 1978 Ben Abruzzo Alain Dejean Double Eagle II

1979

1979
Title a DateAuthorPhotographerImages b Ref
Sri Lanka: Time of TestingJanuary, 1979Robert Paul Jordan Raghubir Singh Buddha statue
Kangaroos! That Marvelous MobFebruary, 1979Geoffrey B. Sharman Des and Jen Bartlett c Wallabies
National Wildlife RefugesMarch, 1979Not stated e Bates Littlehales Tufted puffin
The Trouble with DolphinsApril, 1979Edward J. LinehanAl Giddings Scuba diver with dolphin
Americans Climb K2May, 1979James Wickwire John Roskelley Mountaineer on K2
American 4-H Exchange: Down on the Farm in the U.S.S.R.June, 1979John GaraventaJames Tobin Ukrainian family
Our National ParksJuly, 1979Not stated e David Alan Harvey Bridalveil Fall
Walk Across America: On to the PacificAugust, 1979 Peter and Barbara JenkinsSkeeter Hagler Peter and Barbara Jenkins
Search for the First AmericansSeptember, 1979Thomas Y. CanbyDavid L. Arnold Stone tools
Scenic Guilin Links China's Past and PresentOctober, 1979W.E. GarrettW.E. Garrett Chinese child in Guilin
The Desert: An Age-Old Challenge GrowsNovember, 1979 Rick Gore PhotographerMan in a turban
Our Wildest Wilderness: The Arctic Wildlife RangeDecember, 1979 Douglas H. Chadwick Stephen J. Krasemann Caribou

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. Titles represented in this list, are taken from the cover and the citation represents the actual article title.
b. ^ Images could also be a painting or a drawing.
c. ^ Although two photographers are credited, it is not stated to which one took the photo.
d. ^ Uncredited article. Usually a breakout article.
e. ^ Multiple articles with various authors. Photo depicted is not included in those articles.

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  47. Reed, Theodore H. (December 1972). "Those Popular Pandas" . National Geographic. Vol. 142, no. 6. p. 803.
  48. Leaf, Alexander (January 1973). "Search for the Oldest People" . National Geographic. Vol. 143, no. 1. p. 93.
  49. Staff writer (February 1973). "Art of the Aborigines" . National Geographic. Vol. 143, no. 2. p. 175.
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  51. Staff writer (June 1973). "Australia's Great Barrier Reef" . National Geographic. Vol. 143, no. 6. p. 727.
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  92. Hall, Alice J. (March 1977). "Egypt: Legacy of a Dazzling Past" . National Geographic. Vol. 151, no. 3. p. 293.
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  96. "Preserving the Nation's Wild Rivers" . National Geographic. Vol. 152, no. 1. July 1977.
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  99. Jeffery, David (October 1977). "Arizona's Suburbs of the Sun" . National Geographic. Vol. 152, no. 4. p. 486.
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  102. Putnam, John J. (January 1978). "Moscow: The City Around Red Square" . National Geographic. Vol. 153, no. 1. p. 1.
  103. Judge, Joseph (February 1978). "Minoans and Mycenaeans: Sea Kings of the Aegean" . National Geographic. Vol. 153, no. 2. p. 142.
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  108. Ostrom, John H. (August 1978). "New Ideas About Dinosaurs" . National Geographic. Vol. 154, no. 2. p. 152.
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  111. Abruzzo, Ben (December 1978). "Double Eagle II Leaps the Atlantic" . National Geographic. Vol. 154, no. 6. p. 858.
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  118. "Our National Parks" . National Geographic. Vol. 156, no. 1. July 1979.
  119. Jenkins, Peter; Jenkins, Barbara (August 1979). "Walk Across America: On to the Pacific" . National Geographic. Vol. 156, no. 2. p. 193.
  120. Canby, Thomas Y. (September 1979). "Search for the First Americans" . National Geographic. Vol. 156, no. 3. p. 330.
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