National Geographic Saving Our Oceans February 2017
by Susan Goldberg (Editor-In-Chief)
National Geographic's February 2017 edition tackles saving our oceans, widows' lives, wildcats, the birth of booze, Amazonia, and eating bugs. Featuring Sebastian Junger, Whoopi Goldberg, Neil deGrasse Tyson on asteroids, and zombies, it blends environmental urgency with captivating human and natural stories.
About This Book
The February 2017 issue of National Geographic focuses on critical environmental challenges, starting with efforts to save our oceans from pressing threats.
It also delves into the personal stories of widows' lives, highlighting their resilience and experiences across cultures.
Readers will explore fascinating wildlife through features on wildcats and the historical origins of booze, tracing its cultural impact.
Adventures in Amazonia and unconventional topics like eating bugs offer unique perspectives on global ecosystems and sustainable practices.
Contributions from notable figures such as Sebastian Junger, Whoopi Goldberg, and Neil deGrasse Tyson enrich discussions on human stories, entertainment, and cosmic phenomena like asteroids.
The issue wraps up with intriguing explorations of zombies, blending science and popular culture.
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