index of publications 1995 - Pierce Law Center IP Mall

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY
"Forthe increase and diffusion
ofgeographic knowledge."
THE NATIONAL GllOGRhPalC SOCIETY is chartered
in Washington, D. c.,as a nonprofit scientific and
educational organization. Since lS90 the Society has
supported more than 5,500 explorations and research
projects, adding to knowledge of earth , sea, and sky.
GILBERT M. GROSVENOR,President
Executive VicePresident
REG MURPHY
Senior Vice Presidents
MICHELA A. ENGUSH
ROBERT B. SIMS
Vice Presidents
SUZANNEDUPRE,Secretary and Counsel
H. GREGORY PLAITS, Treasurer
DONNA1. HASSLINGER, JAMES P.KELLY,
JONATHANW. LANDERS, GEORGEE. NEWSTEDT,
DALEA. PETROSKRY, TERRY SMITH
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
GILBERT M. GROSVENOR, Chairman
JOE L. ALLBRITTON
Chairman, The RiggsNational Bank
WILLIAM L. ALLEN
THOMAS E. BOLGER
Chairman, &ecutillc Committee, Bell Atlantic
FRANKBORMAN
Chairman and GE.D., Patlex Corporation
LE\VISM. BRANSCOMB
Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University
J. CARTER BROWN
Director Emeritus, National Gallery ofArt
MARTHA E. CHURCH
The Carnegie Foundation for the Advan cement ofTeaching
MICHAEL COLLINS
President, Michael Col/im Associates
MICHELA A. ENGLISH
A. LEON HIGGINBOTHAM, JR. , Former Chief
Judge for the Third Circuit, U. S. Court ofApp eals
JOHNJAYISELIN
President, The Cooper Union
JAMESC. KAUTZ
Limited Partner, Goldman, Sachs 6- Co.
J. WILLARD MARRIOIT, JR.
Chairman and President, Marriott Int ernational
FLOREITA DUKES McKENZIE
Former Superintendent ofSchools, District ofColumbia
REG MURPHY
PATRICK F. NOONAN
Chairman, Th e Comervation Fund
NATIlANIEL P. REED
Bminessman-Environmentalist
WILLIAM K.REILLY
Former Administrator, Environmental Protection Agency
ROZANNE L. RIDGWAY
Co-Chair, Atlantic Council ofthe United States
B. FRANCIS SAULII
Chairman and President, B. F. Saul Company
ROBERT B. SIMS
TRUSTEES EMERITUS
OwenR. Anderson.RobertL. Breeden,Lloyd H. Elliott,
GeorgeM. Elsey,William Graves,CarylP. Haskins.
Mrs. LyndonB. Johnson.Wm. McChesney Martin, Jr.,
LauranceS. Rockefeller, RobertC. Seamans,Jr.,
FrederickG. Vosburgh
RESEARCH AND EXPLORATION COMMITTEE
GeorgeE. Stuart Vice President and Chairman;
FrankC. Whitmore, Jr., and RichardS. Williams, Jr..
ViceChairmen; StevenS. Stettes, Secretary;
H.J. de Blij, Donella H. Meadows.Betty J. Meggers,
BernardQ. Nletschmann, DavidPimentel, PeterH. Raven,
RobertC. Seamans,Jr., CharlesH. Southwick,John H. Steele,
GeorgeE. Watson, HenryT. Wright
EDUCATION FOUNDATION
LannyM. Proffer, Executive Director
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE
GILBERT M. GROSVENOR, President and Chairman
WILLIAM L. ALLEN, Editor
Associate Editors
ELIZABETH A. MOIZE, ROBERT M. POOLE
SENIOR ASSISTANT EDITORS
ROBERT BOOTH, Production' ALLEN CARROLL, Art • RICK GORE, Science
DAVIDJEFFERY,Legends' THOMAS R. KENNEDY, Photography. PETER.MILLER, &peditions
JOHN"G. MITCHELL, Environment· OLNER PAYNE,Manuscripts
CONSTANCE H. PHELPS,Layout and Design· LESLEYB. ROGERS, Research
W. ALLAN ROYCE, Illustrations· JOHN F. SHUPE, Cartography' GEORGE E. STUART,Archaeology
EDITORIAL
Assistant Editors: Don Belt, Judith Brown, Mike Edwards, Alice J. Hall, Jane Vessels. Japanese Edition: Bernard
Ohanian. Senior writers: John L. Eliot, Cathy Newman,Joel L. SwerdlOW, Prllt J. Vesillnd. senior Editorial Staff:
Charles E. Cobb, Jr., Larry Kohl, Thomas O'Neill, Peter L. Porteous,Jennifer Reek, Cliff Tarpy, Meg Nottingham
Walsh,Boriswemtreuo. A. R.Williams. Production: JohnL. McintOSh. EditorialStaff: CassandraFranklln-Barbajosa,
lisa Moore tasce. Alan Malrson, William R. Newcott, Katherine Ozment, Margaret G. lackowltz. Research:
Michaeline A. Sweeney,Assoc. Director: Senior Researchers:CarolynH. Anderson,Danlelle M. Beauchamp,Judith
F.Bell, Kathy B. Maher, BarbaraW. McConnell, JeanneE. Peters, Abigail A. Tipton. Researchers:Eva P. Dasher,
Sheila Green-Kenton, Valerie A. May, Chhaya M. Rao, Christopher SCaptura. Legends: Victoria C. Ducheneaux.
Planning Council: MaryMcPeak
ILLUSTRATIONS
Photography: Kent J. Kobersteen, Assoc. Director; SusanA. Smith, Asst. Dlr.; Sam Abell, Jodi Cobb. illustrations
Editors:William T. Douthitt, Assoc. Director: DennisR.Dimick, Asst. Dir.; JohnA. Echave,BruceA. McElfresh,Kathy
Moran,SusanWelchman.Layoutand Design: DavidGriffin, Asst. Dlr.; William H. Marr: Typography: Betty Clayman­
DeAtley, Kay Kobor Hankins, Douglas M. McKenney. Art: Mark R. Holmes, Christopher P. Sloan, Asst. OIrs.;
Christopher A. Klein, Artist; Karen E. Gibbs, Hillel J. Hoffmann, David W. Wooddell, Research. Engraving and
Printing: Janet C. Evans,Director; JudyL. Garvey, RandalG. Sluss
CARTOGRAPHY
Assoc. Director: Marguerite B. Hunalker:Asst. Directors: Kevin P.Allen, FrancesH. Myers,Juanj.vatoes. Geogra"
pher; Alice T.M. Rechlin. Editors: EdwardEaston, MaureenJ. Flynn, JonathanE. Kaut, DavidB. Miller, Gus Platis.
Designers: Sally S. sunmereu. Supvr.; Charles W. Berry, John A. Bonner, Robert E. Pratt, Nancy Schweickart.
Researchers: Harold A. Hanson, Supvr.; Dierdre T. Bevington-Attardl, Mary Kate cenmstre. Deborah J. Gibbons,
LindaR. Kriete, lisa R. Ritter, AndrewJ.Wahll. Production: RichardW.Bulllngtcn. MartinJ. Golden,Supvrs.; Barbara
G. Carrigan, Barbara P. Holland, Ellen J. Landsman,James E. McClelland, Jr., Daniel J. Ortiz, Stephen P.Wells,
Alfred L. Zebarth. Specialists: EdwardJ. Holland, RonaldE. Williamson
EDITORIAL SERVICES
Administration: NevaL. Folk, Asst. to the Editor; Sara L. Anderson,Sandra M. Dane, Marisa Domeyko, Artemis S.
Lernpathakls.Rebecca Martin, CharleneS. Valeri, KathyWilliamson. Control Center; CarolL. Dumont.Travel:Ann C.
Judge, Director; Ann E. Chenowetl1. Audiovisual: Joanne M. Hess, Asst. Vice President and Director: Ronald S.
Altemus, Scott A. Brader,P.Andrewvan Duym.COmmunications: MaryJeanneJacobsen,Director, PublicAffairs: Joy
Aschenbach,BarbaraH. Fallon, BarbaraS. Moffet, Benita M. Swash.Information Services:Correspondence; Joseph
M. BlantoJi,Jr., Director: JohnA. Rutter. Image Collection: Maura A. Mulvihill, Asst. Vice President and Director;
Eudora B. Cheppell, CarolynJ. Harrison; WIlliam D. Perry, Image Sales. Library and Indexing: Susan Fifer Canby,
Director; AnnC. Benson,Ellen D. Briscoe,CarolynLocke, MartaStrada. Records: MaryAnneMcMillen, Director; Ann
E. HUbbs. Translations:KathrynA. Bazo
ADMINISTRATION
Asst. VicePresidents:ChristinaC.Alberghinl, CarolynF.Clewell,JosephS. Fowler,DouglasE. Hill, RobertE. Howell,
RobertV.Koenig, ThomasE. Kulikosky,Carol E. Lang, FrancesA. Marshali, jennifer Moseley,Jimmie D. Pridemore.
Asst. Treasurers: BarbaraJ. Constantz,Rloh1ird T. Moreland.Assts. tothe PresIdent:KarenL. Harshbarger, KarenS.
Marsh. Accounting: Chla-Chyi Cheng, Michael J. Cole, Larry E. Dowdy, Barbara A. Finn, Stephen R. Vlck, Janet
C.Yates.Administration: Maria-Teresa Lawrence,BuSiness Manager; DavidC. Beveridge,MaryL. Blanton, nercres.r
Granberg,CarolA. Houck,MyraA. Mclellan, R. Miles White, BarbaraA. Williams, MarilynJ. Williams. Development
Offlca: DorothyR.Jacobson,MargaretSears: BetsyEillson. EducationalServices:RobertL. Graham.ExplorersHall:
Susan S. Norton, Director; NancyW. Beers, RichardMcWalters. ForeignEditIons: RobertW. Hernandez, Asst. Vice
President and Director. GeographyEducation: Robert E. Dulli, Asst. Vice President and Director; Mary Lee Elden,
J. .Joe Ferguson, RogerB. Hirschland. HumanResources:BarbaraDuckworthCase. Information Systems:James P.
McCrystal, Vice President; Richard A. Mechler, Asst. Vice President; Scott Bolden, Warren Burger, William I..
Chewning,Curtis L. Conway, Jr., Fred R. Hart, George F.Hubbs,RobertW. Madden. Promotion: JoanM. Anderson,
James V. Bullard, Robert L. Feige, Charles F. Herrmann III, DeborahA. Jones. Circulation: KittY Carroil Williams,
Asst. Vice President; Kathleen Gallagher
PRODUCTION SERVICES
Quality: Bill M. Aldridge, Manager. Pre-Press:GeoffreyT. McConnell, Martin G. Anderson,JamesC. Pflieger, Phillip
E. Plude, BernardG. Quarrlck,John R. Reap.Imaging Servicas: RobertE. Allnutt. Printing: HansH. Wegner, Joseph
M. Anderson,Sherrie S. Harrison,Diana l.. Yates.Administration: JoanS. Simms
ADVERTISING
J. Scott Crystal, Vice President and Director; RonBottorff, Western Manager; Laurie L. Kutsche, ChicagoManager;
Sherburne F. Naulty, Eastern Manager; Philip G. Reynolds, Special Accounts and Southwest Manager; Andrea
Vaughan, Detroit Manager. Washington: Sarita L. Moffat, Asst. Vice President, Operations; Renee S. Clepper,
Researchand Marketing; Gail M. Jackson,Production; PandoraB. Todd,Promotion
EDUCATIONAL SERVICES OF THE SOCIETY
Book Division: Wiliiam R. Gray, Vice President and Director; Charles Kogod, Asst. Director; Leah Bendavid-Val,
Senior Editor. Traveler; Richard Busch, Editor; Peul Martin, Managing Editor; World: Susan Mondsheln Tejada,
Editor; Scott S. Stuckey,Managing Editor. Educational Madia: George A. Peterson, Vice President and Director;
Raymond F. Cooper,Asst. Vice President and Assoc. Director; David Beacom, Assoc. Director. Manufacturing:
George V. White, Director: John T. DuM, Assoc. Director. Administration: Suzanne R. Mcuowelt, Asst. Vice
President; CarolynW.Jones
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC TELEVISION
TimothyT. Kelly, President; ToddBerman, MarketlngtDlstr.; SUsanBorke, Business Affairs; Lowell Soffer, Finance;
Andrew Wllk, Programming/Production; Patricia Gang, Film Library; Nicolas Noxon, Exec. Producer, Specials;
Michael Rosenfeld,Exec.Producer, Explorer; Kathleen F.Teter,Public Relations
Copyright @ 1996 National GeographicSooiety.All rights reserved. NATIONAL GEOGRAPHlC and YellowBorder: Registered
Trademarks@Marcas Reglstradas. NATIONAL GEOGRoI.PHIC assumes no responsibility for unsolicited materials.

INDEX OF PUBLICATIONS 1995
ONTH ESE PAGESYOUwill find a guide to
article s in NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC,
TRAVELER, and WORLD, as well as to
Natio nal Geographic Society Television
Special s, videos, books, and maps .
Beyond our publications and product s is
something harder to pin down, yet equall y vital :
an array of programs through which the Society
makes major contributions to science, education,
and public service.
Since 1890-nearly as long as the Society has
published its journal-the Committee for
Researc h and Exploration has provided
grants for groundbreaking studie s. In
1995 the committee allocat ed nearly four
million dollars for research in a broad
range of areas including anthropology,
archaeology, astronomy, biology, and
oceanography.
Looking over the hundreds of grant s
awarded in 1995, I am reminded of a day
nearly four decades ago when a young
Englishwoman came to us with virtua lly
no academic credentials and one outrageous
idea: to live with chimpanzees in
Tanzania to learn something of their lives
and behavior. The committee took a chance
on her, and Jane Goodall's subseq uent work
became , in the words of biologist Stephen Jay
Gould, "one of the Western world 's great
scientific achievements." In April 1995 Jane
(pictured today, top, and at the beginning of
her work, bottom) was awarded the Society's
highest honor, the Hubbard Med al, by Vice
President AI Gore.
Just four years ago many experts doubted that
the Maya Mo untai ns of Belize contained much
of importance regardi ng Maya civilization . But
when archaeologist Peter Dunham approached
the committee, it thought otherwise-and
Dunham has since uncovered 15 ama zingly rich
ancient sites. "National Geographic is unique in
looking broadly at the face ofthe earth," says
Ind ex 95
Dunham, "not just prehistory but biology,
geology, and living history ."
Where will the Jane Goodalls and Peter
Dunhams of tomorrow come from? The next
generation of scientists and researchers is in
today's classrooms-and so are Society programs
aimed at helping every young ster find
both information and inspiration in geography.
In every state, as well as the District of Columbia,
Puerto Rico , and Canada, geographic alliances
are helping teachers make geography
come alive. Underwritten by Society matching
funds, the
alliances last
year trained
thousands of ", .CHAELNIC HOLS ( TOP) ; HUGO V"N l.O.WICK
teachers through works hops , field trips, and
state-of-the-art reso urce materials.
Once again some six million students nationwide
participated in the National Geography
Bee, sponsored by WORLD and Chrys ler
Corporation.
Casting an even wide r net, the Natio nal
Geographic Kids Network linked nearly 300,000
students in 28 co untries . Co mmunica ting
through classroom computers, the kids share
information abo ut their lives and dream s. They

also perform globe-spanning science experiments:
Youngsters in Kansas , Peru , and Russia
compared the acidit y of their rain water. This
innov ative classroom geography education program
for fourth throug h sixth graders was made
possible by many gifts,
large and small .
As it has since 1888,
NATIONALGEOGRAPlliC
magazine continues to bring
the world to its membersnow
numbering more than
nine million. A 1995 article
that captured the magazine'
s long fascin ation with
science, history, and art
appeared in February: the
computer-aided recon struction
of centuries-old Maya murals at Bonampak,
Mexico. Working from photographs of the
cleaned murals (top left), artists and experts
combined infrared images, line art, and a computer
program to re-creat e the mural s' original
appearance (top right).
The famil y of NATIONAL GEOGRAPlliC members
grew in a remarkable new direction in 1995
with the launchin g of our first-ever foreignlanguage
edition , in Iapan. Its reception has
been phenomenal. Original project ions were for
88,000 membe rs the first year; the actual number
topped 160,000 .
TRAVELERand WORLD also celebrated landmark
years: WORLD published its 20th anniversary
edition , and for the fourth consecutive year
TRAVELERwon the Folio: Editorial Excellence
Award for best travel magazine. And in September
WORLD hosted the first Kids' Hall of
Fame Awards, cosponsored with Pizza Hut. Six
young people were honored at our Washington,
D.C., headquarters. Among them was Aaron
Gordon (left) , a l3 -year-old from Miami ,
Florida, who for five years has championed the
installati on of seat belts in school buses.
Television is playing a large r role in the
Society's mission. In 1995, for the first time,
National Geographic Television programs
appeared on public , commercial, and cable TV.
At the Emm y Awards ceremony in 1995, Society
programs took 11Emmys, the most ofany documentary
producer.
The art of radio documentary is enjo ying a
renai ssance thank s in part to our series "Radio
Expeditions," coproduced with National Public
Radio and underwritten by the Teresa and H.
John Heinz ill Fund ofthe Heinz Family Foundation
of Pittsburgh.
From the time we pioneered the use of color
film for our magazine , the Society has been on
the cutting edge ofnew inform ation technology.
That tradition con tinues as we prepar e to launch
a National Geographic home page on the Internet.
Work on the page progressed throughout
1995, with an early 1996 on-line target date.
The Societ y's traditi on of personali zed service
continues as well. Our 55,000-titie library at
headquarters served staff, Society members , and
librarie s worldwide in 1995, while our Research
Correspondence Division answered some 45,000
inquiries from the publi c.
As you use this Index , I hope you'll recall
some of the Society's highlights of the past year.
But also know it reflects continued commitment
to our mission-the incre ase and diffu sion of
geographic knowledge.
PRESIDENTAND CHAIRMANOF TIlE BOARD
National Geographic

SEPTEM BER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER
2·37 Ha waii 's VanIsbJng
Species. By ElizabethROyle.
Photosby ChrisJohns
5-37 Information Revolution.
By Joel L. Swerdlow. Photos by
Louie Psiho yos .Art by Allen
2·37 IlImlnlshing Returns :
ExploIting the Ocean's
Boonly. By Michael Parfit.
2-35 Teodhuac:an. By George
E. Swan. Photosby Kenneth
Garrett
38-5 1 The Farthest Horizon.
By Meave Leakey. Photos by
Kenneth Garrett. Art by John
Gurche
52-77 Essence01Provence.
By BillBryson.Photos by
William Albert Allard
78·93 Huaulla Ca ve Quest.
Carroll
38-57 SavlngBrltaltt's Sho re,
By Alan Mairson. Photosby
CaryWolinsky
58-83 Mountain Gorillas. By
Paul F.Salopek. Introduction
by George B. SchaUer. Photos
by Mi chael Nichols
Photos by Robb Kendrick
38·55 Tokyo FIsb Market.
By T. R. Reid. Photos by James
L. Stan field
56-73 Sperm Whales.By
Hal Whitehead. Photos by
flip Nicklin
74-97 The Basques.By
36-51 Manta! Article and
phot os by David Doubiler
52·59 NewFacetora Desert
Mission. By Alice J. Hall.
Photos by Ira Block
60-89 A Farming
Revol ution: Sustainable
Agriculture. By verlyn
By Will.iamC. Stone.Photos
by lheauthor andWes Skiles
94- 107 GianI C uttJellsh.
85-97 Mexico's Desert
Aquarium. Article andphotos
by George GraJJ
Tho mas J.Abercrombie.
Photos by Joan na B.Pinneo
98- 113 In Praise oISquinels.
Klinkenborg. Photos by
Jim Richardson
90- 101 Orion : When:SIarS
Articl e and photosby Fred
Bavendam
108- 131 FJSal vador. By
Mike Edwards.Photos by
99- 113 Geisha. Arti cle and
pholos by Jodi Cobb
114- 137 F\ii- By Roger
Vaughan. Photosby James L.
By DianeAckennan. Photos
byChris Johns
114- 137 TheSlyieaud
Sa bstan

WOR LD
JANUARY APRIL JULY OCTOBER
3-5 Sizzlln ' on Skates 2-3 Sustaining the Future 2-6 Identified Flying 2-6 Treasures in Thailand
6- 10 Easter Island
27-30 Black-Backed
J ackal s
34·35 Treetop TraIlIc
Superjun pullou t: Pets
4-5 A World of Technology
6- 10 Sharing the Land in
Kenya
22-24.3 3-35 Eco-Living
Supplement: Science sleuths
Objects!
10-12 It 's a Whole New Ball
Game
21·25 Backyard Bugs
26-30 Eyes on Rome
31 Heads Up! (giraffes)
7· 11 HangingOutWltb
Bats
23-27 Rhythm and Skill
28-30 Infonnatlon
Expl osion
Pullout: Kids Investigate1
FEBRUARY
MAY AUGUST
NOVEMBER
2-5 The Jeans Scene
2-7 Treasures of Monterey
2-5 Wild Animals "W ork 2-5 Cool Moves on the l ee
6-9 Volcanoes Bay
Out"
6 Video Wizards
21-23 Photo Contest 8-9 Educating Edgar 6-10 Town of Ma gical
Winners
10 Albat ross
10- 12 Rubi es & Sapphires Murals
24-25 Whal e Rescue 15-18 Komodo Dra gons
24,33·35 Lea pln' Langors 22-24 Learning the Ropes
26-29 All Aboard
27-3 1 Gravi ty
33-35 Putting the Indian in
Card board !
36-39 Junior Drag Racin g
the Cupboa rd 32-35 Adventures in
30-3 1 Red Panda
Supe rsize pages: ''The Great
Mexico
WOllLlkards: Face-to-
Face series
Indian Railway" (NGS film) Superfunpullout: Don 't
Trash It! Pullout: Asia map
MARCH
JUNE
2-3 Sandshoeing
SEPTEMBER
20th Anniversary Issue
DECEMBER
2-6 Dive Into Nauti cus
2·6 A Taste of the Big Appl e 7- 10 Houdini 2-3 JuniorMember Poll 7· )0 Snowboard Team
7- 10 Leak -Snilf'mg Dogs 27-29 Quetzal Results
11-12 Please Pay the Pup
15·22 Wallabies: An imal
Wonders
30-33 Time Travel
34·35 Tra veling Bask etball
Team
Supersi4#! pages: Wa llaby
30· 31 Meet the Mon goose
32-35 Kid Detectiv es
WORlDcards: Arctic
ani ma ls
Supersize pages: Plasti cs;
Dino saur balloon
4·9 Mission : Discovery
(NGS researc h grants)
14 Ha y Bale Art
25-29 Serv aJ Cats
WORLDcards : Kids' Hall
of Fame
24-27 Treasures of a Desert
Park
28·30 TroD Trouble
WORLDcards: Tigers
Index 95

BOOKS
Endu ring America
By Douglas H. Chadw ick
200 pages
This book highlig hts natura l
refuges and a varie ty of
wildlife fromArctic Canada
to subtro pical Florida. The
ani mals and the land are the
focus of a narrative that draws
on Native American myths
and legend s.
Explorin g Can ada 's
Spectac ular National Parks
Photos by Raym ond Gehman
200 pages
The treasures of Canada 's
national park sys tem include
island reserves off the Paci fic
coast; the Rock y Mountain
parks of Jasper, Ban ff, and
Yoha; the grass land parks o f
Riding Mountain and Wood
8
Buffalo; the Fathom Five
underwater park ; the Atla ntic
outposts of Gros Marn e and
Cape Breto n Highl ands; and
Ivvavik in the far north .
Anima l Kingdoms : Wildlife
Sanc tuaries of the World
200 pages
Fro m Eas t Africa 's legendary
savanna to the Norwegian
tundra , the world's wild life
sanctuaries make up an
irrepl aceable treasu ry of our
planet's natural heritage.
Raging Forces
200 pages
From ea rthquake s to
volcanoe s, hurricanes to
tornadoe s, drought to floods.
this book presen ts the weather
and geologic phe nomena that
affect our lives. The rece nt
earthq uakes in Cal iforni a and
Japan are co vere d, along with
Hurri can e Andrew in Florid a,
floodi ng in Texas and the
Mississippi Valley, and
volcan ic erup tions in the
Philip pines and Hawaii.
Na tio nal Geographic's
Guide to Scenic Hi ghways
and Byways
352 pages
A guideboo k containing more
than 200 U.S. scenic dri ves in
50 states . Provi des directio ns
and driving times, plus
co mme ntary on local history,
physical features, and flora
and fauna.
Nat ional Pa rks of
No rt h Ame ric a
Introdu ction by
Willi am R. Gra y
336 pages
Thi s volume contains curre nt
inform ation abo ut the natural,
historical, and cultura l
treasures of 133 nationa l
par ks in Canada , the United
Sta tes, and Mexico.
Exploring Your World : Th e
Adventure of Geography,
revised edition
608 pages
Thi s re vised editio n answers
qu estions abo ut physical
and human geography from
A to Z. It co ntai ns 334
alphabe tica lly arra nged ,
cross -referenced entries.
Na tional Geographic

TELEVISION
SPECIALS
3OYearsoCNationai
GeographicSpedals
National Geographic Specials
have capturedmome nts that
became memories. Prod ucers
Gail WiUumsenandBarry Nye
pareddown 120 hours of film
for the I14th prime -time
program. which celebra tes the
highlights in humankin d's
quest for new knowledge of
"the world andall that is in it."
January 25, 1995
Great Whi le Sharl<
Filnunakers PaulandGrace
Atkins use the "cri ttercam ," a
remotecamera attached to
sharks, to record natural
behav ior.
March I, 1995
SecretsoCthe Wild Panda
Perhaps 1,200 gian t pandas
remain in all of China, where
they an: threatened by logging,
poaching,andgenetic isolation.
1\'10 scientists. Pan Wenshi and
LiiZhi , raceagainst theclock
to learn moreabout these
elusive animals.
March 29, 1995
10
TheNewChim_
Scientistscarrying on thework
of Jane Goodall in Africa have
made new discoveries based on
observations of wild chimps,
including thefact thatthey
have distinctcultures that vary
from place to place.
September 6, 1995
Cydooe!
Theseswirlinggyres include
hurricanes, typhoons. and
deadly tornadoes that blow as
hard as 280 miles an hour.
November 29, 1995
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC
ON PBS
1be Great Indian Railway
Oneof theworld'slargest
systems, each day India's trains
carry 12 millionpassengersand
one million tons of freigh t over
4O,CXXl milesof track.
May 17, 1995
VIDEOS FOR CHILDREN
G

COBB, JODI:
Author-Photographer
NG Geisha. 99-113, Oct
Photographer
NG Hiroshima. 78-101, Aug
COCONUTS:
NG Seychelles palms. Earth Almanac,
Oct
COLIMA CULTURE:
NG Hairless dogs. Geographica,
Mar
COLORADO:
TR Roundup of Ranch Vacations.
46-53, Jul/Aug
COMETS:
WD Identified Flying Objects! 2-6,
Jul
COMMAND DOG COLLEGE,
Okotoks, Alberta, Canada:
WD Leak-Sniffing Dogs. 7-10, Mar
COMMUNICATION, Animal:
NG Sperm Whales. 56-73, Nov
TV The New Chimpanzees
BK Whales, Dolphins, and
Porpoises
COMMUNICATIONS:
NG Information Revolution. 5-37,
Oct
WD Information Explosion. 28-30,
Oct
COMPUTER APPLICATIONS:
NG Information Revolution. 5-37,
Oct
NG Satellite Revelations: New
Views of the Holy Land. 88-105,
Jun
WD Information Explosion. 28-30,
Oct
NG Chimpanzee photo. Behind the
Scenes, Nov
NG Pollution watchdog. Earth
Almanac, Mar
COMPUTER DISKS:
NG Recycled disks. Earth Almanac,
Dec
CONAWAY, JAMES: Author
TR San Francisco. 68-87, JanlFeb
CONDORS:
NG Condor survival. Earth Almanac,
Aug
CONGO, Republic of the:
NG Ndoki. 2-45, Jul
CONSERVATION:
NG Jane Goodall. 102-129, Dec
NG Mountain Gorillas. 58-83, Oct
NG Saving Britain's Shore. 38-57,
Oct
NG Earth Day. 123-138, Apr
NG Deador Alive: The Endangered
Species Act. 2-41, Mar
VI Keepers of the Wild
NG Bog refuges. Earth Almanac,
Nov
CONSTELLATIONS. See Orion; Star
Charts
COOK, MARGARET:
VI Keepers of the Wild
COOTS:
NG Coots. Geographica, Apr
COQUi FROGS:
NG Coqui frogs. Earth Almanac,
Feb
CORAL AND CORAL REEFS:
VI Jewels of the Caribbean Sea
CORTESI, WENDY: Author
BK A Guide to the Mansion (The
White House: An Historic
Guide)
CORUNDUM:
WD Rubies & Sapphires. 10-12, May
COTE D'IVOIRE:
TV The New Chimpanzees
COYOTES:
VI Yellowstone: Realm of the
Coyote
CRANBERRY BOGS:
NG Bog refuges. Earth Almanac,
Nov
CRANES (birds):
NG Crane stamps. Geographica,
Apr
CRAYFISH:
NG Oldest crayfish. Geographica,
Jun
CROPS:
NG A Farming Revolution: Sustainable
Agriculture. 60-89, Dec
NG Desert crops. Geographica, Sep
CROWS:
WD Educating Edgar. 8-9, May
CRUCIFER RUST:
NG Fungi. Geographica, Sep
CRUM, RICHARD M.: Author
WD It's a Whole New Ball Game.
10-12, Jul
CUATRO CIENEGAS, Coahuila,
Mexico:
NG Desert Aquarium. 85-97, Oct
CURTSINGER, BILL:
Author-Photographer
NG Gray Reef Sharks. 45-67, Jan
CUTTLEFISH:
NG Giant Cuttlefish. 94-107, Sep
CYCLONES:
TV Cyclone!
NG Cyclone! On Television, Nov
See also Tornadoes
-D-
DAHLBY, TRACY: Aumor
NG The New Saigon. 60-87, Apr
DARIEN (region), Panama:
NG Darien. Earth Almanac, Sep
DARLING, JAMES D.: Author
BK Seiners of the Sea (Whales,
Dolphins, and Porpoises)
DASH, JUDI: Author
TR South Carolina's Freshwater
Coast. 76-84, Mar/Apr
DAVIES, PAUL C. W.: Author
BK The Universe: Nature's Grandest
Design (Atlas of the
World)
BK Worlds Beyond (Atlas of the
World)
DEER:
BK Wild Animals of North America
DESERTS:
NG Chile's Chinchorro Mummies;
68-89, Mar
See also Chihuahuan Desert;
Sonoran Desert
DEVILS TOWER NATIONAL
MONUMENT, Wyoming:
TR America's National Monuments.
40-53, Mar/Apr
DEVONIAN PERIOD:
NG Amphibian evolution. Geographica,
Feb
DIMILIN:
NG Gypsy moth controls. Earth
Almanac, Nov
DINOSAURS:
WD Balloon. Supersize, Jun
DISTEMPER:
NG Lions perish from virus. Earth
Almanac, Jan
DITULLIO, JEFFREY:
NG Dimpled baseball bats. Geographica,
Jan
DOGS:
WD Please Pay the Pup. 11-12, Dec
WD Leak-Sniffing Dogs. 7-10, Mar
NG Hairless dogs. Geographica,
Mar
DOGS, Wild:
NG Africa's wild dogs. Earth Almanac,
Jul
DOGSLEDDING:
NG Three Years Across the Arctic.
120-138, Jan
DOLPHINS:
DK Whales, Dolphins, and
Porpoises
NG Navy dolphins. Earth Almanac,
Apr
DOMOIC ACID:
NG Berserk birds. Earth Almanac,
Dec
DOUBILET, DAVID:
Author-Photographer
NG Manta! 36-51, Dec
NG Aldabra. 90-113, Mar
DOUTHITT, BILL:
NG On Assignment, Oct
WD WORLD BK Book TV Television VI Video 15

FARMS:
NG A Farming Revolution: Sustainable
Agriculture. 60-89, Dec
NG Mule team. Flashback, Dec
NG Organic farming. Geoguide,
Dec
FASHION INDUSTRY:
WD The Jeans Scene. 2-5, Feb
NG Spoonbills. Earth Almanac, Jun
FEATHERS:
NG Spoonbills. Earth Almanac, Jun
FENCE LIZARDS:
NG Western fence lizards. Earth
Almanac, May
FENNECS:
NG Fennecs. Earth Almanac, Feb
FERORELLI, ENRICO:
NG On Assignment , Feb
Photographer
NG Chile's Chinchona Mummies.
68-89, Mar
NG Bonampak. 50-69, Feb
FIJI:
NG Fiji. 114-137, Oct
FILM INDUSTRY:
WD Putting the Indian in the Cupboard.
33-35, Aug
NG Cinema centenary. Geographica,
Apr
FINCH, ROBERT: Author
TR Garden With a Global Flair.
60-66 , JanlFeb
FINLEY, KERRY:
NG Bowhead Whales. 114-129, Aug
FIRE FIGHTING:
NG Fire! On Television, Aug
FIRES:
NG Fire! On Television, Aug
NG Fire and Thunder. On Television,
Jun
FISH FARMING:
NG Foiling seals. Earth Almanac,
Sep
FISHER, ANGELA:
Author-Photographer
NG The African Roots of Voodoo.
102-113, Aug
FISHER, RON: Author
BK What Are Raging Forces?
(Raging Forces)
FISHES:
VI Jewels of the Caribbean Sea
NG Fish otoliths. Earth Almanac,
Oct
NG Fish antifreeze. Geographica,
Jun
See also Manta Rays; Salmon;
Sharks
FISHING INDUSTRY
NG Diminishing Returns: Exploiting
the Ocean's Bounty. 2-37,
Nov
NG Galapagos troubles. Earth
Almanac, Aug
NG Namibia's seal deaths. Earth
Almanac, May
See also Fish Farming; Tsukiji
Fish Market
FLIES:
NG Insect wings. Earth Almanac,
Nov
FUN FLON, Manitoba, Canada
NG Roses bloom in Canadian mine.
Geographica, Mar
FLINT HILLS, Kansas-Oklahoma:
NG Fire and Thunder. On Television,
Jun
FLOODS:
V I Nature's Fury!
BK Raging Forces
NG Bering Glacier. Geographica,
Aug
FLORIDA KEYS, Florida:
NG Nurse Sharks. 44-53, May
FOOD:
NG Ancient foods. Geographica,
Nov
NG Tortillas. Geographica, Sep
FOREST FIRES:
NG Fire! On Television, Aug
FORESTS. See Rain Forests
FOSSILS:
NG The Farthest Horizon. 38-51 ,
Sep
NG Oldest Crayfish. Geographica,
Jun
NG Marsupial origin. Geographica,
Apr
NG Amphibian evolution. Geographica,
Feb
FOX, RODNEY:
VI Hunt for the Great White Shark
FOXES:
BK Wild Animals of North America
NG Fennecs. Earth Almanac, Feb
FRANCE:
NG Essence of Provence. 52-77, Sep
FRANKLIN, STUART: Photographer
NG Oxford. 114-137, Nov
FRENCH, BEVAN M.: Author
BK Earth's Moon: Our First Space
Frontier (Atlas of the World)
FRENCH QUARTER, New Orleans,
Louisiana:
NG New Orleans. 90-119, Jan
FROGS:
NG Poison-Dart Frogs. 98-111 , May
NG Leopard frogs. Earth Almanac,
Dec
NG Coquf frogs. Earth Almanac,
Feb
FUNGI:
NG Leafcutter Ants. 98-111, Jul
NG Fungi. Geographica, Sep
NG Port Orford cedars. Earth
Almanac, Jun
FUNK ISLAND, Newfoundland,
Canada:
NG Mass grave of the great auk.
Earth Almanac, Mar
FUR SEALS:
NG Namibia's seal deaths. Earth
Almanac, May
-G-
GALApAGOS ISLANDS, Pacific
Ocean:
NG Sperm Whales. 56-73 , Nov
NG Galapagos troubles. Earth
Almanac, Aug
GALENA ORE:
NG Ancient lead pollution. Earth
Almanac, Jun
GALILEE, Israel:
NG Israel's Galilee. 62-87, Jun
GARBAGE. See Trash
GARDENS AND GARDENING:
WD Eco-Living. 22-24, 33-35, Apr
NG Roses bloom in Canadian mine.
Geographica, Mar
TR Garden With a Global Flair.
60-66, Jan/Feb
GARDNER, ALFRED L.: Author
BK Opossum (Wild Animals
of North America)
GAREL, TONY:
VI Keepers of the Wild
GARRETT, KENNETH:
Photographer
NG Teotihuacan. 2-35, Dec
NG The Farthest Horizon. 38-51,
Sep
NG Egypt's Old Kingdom. 2-43, Jan
GAS STATIONS:
NG Teapot Dome gas station. Geographica,
Jul
GEHMAN, RAYMOND:
NG On Assignment, Jul
Photographer
NG Banff. 46-69, Jul
BK Exploring Canada's Spectacular
National Parks
GEISHA:
NG Geisha. 99-113, Oct
GEIST, VALERIUS: Author
BK Hoofed Mammals (Wild
Animals of North America)
GEMS:
WD Rubies & Sapphires. 10-12, May
GENETICS:
NG Romantic attitudes. Geographlea,
Feb
GENOWAYS, HUGH H.: Author
BK Gnawing Mammals (Wild
Animals of North America)
GEOGRAPHIC NAMES:
NG Longest place-names. Geographica,
Aug
WD WORLD BK Book TV Television VI Video 17

GEOGRAPHY BEE:
NG Geography 10. Behind the
Scenes, Oct
GEOGRAPHY EDUCATION:
BK Exploring Your World: The
Adventure of Geography
NG Teacher Grant Program. Foundation
Page, Apr
GEOKIDS (NGS videos);
WD Video Wizards. 6, Nov
GEOLOGY. See Tectonic Forces
GERMANY:
TR Rhine Journey. 40-59, May/Juri
GIANT CUTTLEFISH:
NG Giant Cuttlefish. 94-107, Sep
GIANT PANDAS:
NG New Hope for China's Giant
Pandas. 100-115, Feb
TV Secrets of the Wild Panda
v I Secrets of the Wild Panda
NG Secrets of the Wild Panda.
On Television, Apr
GIRAFFES:
WD Heads Up! 31, Ju1
GIZA, Egypt;
NG Egypt's Old Kingdom. 2-43, Jan
GLACIER NATIONAL PARK,
Montana:
NG Mountain Goats. 102-121, Apr
GLACIERS:
NG Bering Glacier. Geographica,
Aug
GLYCOPROTEINS:
NG Fish antifreeze. Geographica,
Jun
GOAT ANTELOPES:
NG Mountain Goats. 102-121, Apr
GOLDNER, KATY: Aurnor
WD Backyard Bugs. 21-25, Jul
GOLDSMITH, SCOTT:
Photographer
TR South Carolina's Freshwater
Coast. 76-84, Mar/Apr
GOLF BALLS:
NG Aquaflyte golf balls. Earth
Almanac, Mar
GOMBE NATIONAL PARK,
Tanzania:
NG Jane GoodalL 102-129, Dec
TV The New Chimpanzees
GOODALL, JANE:
NG Jane Goodall. 102-129, Dec
TV The New Chimpanzees
NG Jane Goodall gala. Behind the
Scenes, Sep
GORE,RICK:
NG On Assignment, Apr
Author
NG Living With California's Faults.
2-35, Apr
GORILLAS:
18
NG Mountain Gorillas. 58-83, Oct
NG Mountain gorilla deaths. Earth
Almanac, Nov
NG Geoguide, Oct
NG Ivan the "Mall Gorilla." Earth
Almanac, Aug
GRAHAM, FRANK, JR.: Author
NG Earth Day. 123-138, Apr
GRALL, GEORGE:
NG Desert springs. Behind the
Scenes, Aug
Author-Photographer
NG Desert Aquarium. 85-97, Oct
GRAND CANYON, Arizona:
TR Havasu Canyon: A Desert
Shangri-la. 60-69, May/Jun
GRAND TETON NATIONAL PARK,
Wyoming:
NG Grand Teton. 119-140, Feb
GRAVES, WILLIAM:
NG In Perfect Step, The Guard
Changes. President's Page,
Jan
GRAVITY:
WD Gravity. 27-31, Nov
GRAY, CHARLES:
NG Burke-Wills Australian trek.
Geographica, Mar
GRAY, CHARLIE:
VI Keepers of the Wild
GRAY REEF SHARKS:
NG Gray Reef Sharks. 45-67, Jan
GRAY SEALS:
NG Foiling seals. Earth Almanac,
Sep
GRAY SQUIRRELS:
NG Squirrels. 98-113, Nov
GRAY, WILLIAM R.: Author
BK Introduction (National Parks
of North America)
GREAT AUKS:
NG Mass grave of the great auk.
Earth Almanac, Mar
GREAT PLAINS, Canada-U. S.:
TR In the Heart of the Prairies.
96-106, May/Jun
NG Spanish mustangs. Geographica,
Dec
NG Fire and Thunder. On Television,
Jun
GREAT RIFT VALLEY:
NG Satellite Revelations: New
Views of the Holy Land. 88-105,
Jun
GREAT WIDTE SHARKS:
TV Great White Shark
VI Hunt for the Great White Shark
NG Great White Shark. On Television
, Mar
GREECE, Ancient:
NG Ancient lead pollution. Earth
Almanac, Jun
GREENDISK:
NG Recycled disks. Earth Almanac,
Dec
GREENLAND GLACIAL MORAINE
GARDEN, Kaga, Japan:
NG Fog sculpture honors scientist.
Geographica, May
GREERS FERRY, Arkansas:
WD Please Pay the Pup. 11-12, Dec
GRIFFIN, DAVID:
NG On Assignment, Oct
GRIZZLY BEARS:
NG Deadly Encounters. On Television,
Mar
GROSSE ILE, Quebec, Canada
NG Canada commemorates immigrants.
Geographica, Jan
GROSVENOR COUNCIL:
NG Grosvenor CounciL Behind the
Scenes, Dec
GROSVENOR, GILBERT M.:
Author
BK Foreword (Exploring Your
World)
BK Foreword (Whales, Dolphins,
and Porpoises)
BK Preface (Atlas of the World)
GROVE, NOEL: Author
BK When the Earth Moves (Raging
Forces)
GUAM RAILS:
NG Guam rails. Earth Almanac,
Sep
GUANAJUATO (state), Mexico:
NG Bird kill. Earth Almanac, Oct
GUATEMALA:
WD QuetzaL 27-29, Jun
NG Maya bridge. Geographica, Oct
GUEST RANCHES AND FARMS:
TR Roundup of Ranch Vacations.
46-53, JuVAug
GUIDEBOOKS:
BK National Geographic's Guide to
Scenic Highways and Byways
HK The White House: An Historic
Guide
GUP, TED: Author
NG Hiroshima. 78-101, Aug
GURCHE, JOHN: Artist
NG The Farthest Horizon. 38-51,
Sep
GUYANA:
NG The Harpy Eagle. 40-49, Feb
GWAII HAANAS NATIONAL PARK
RESERVE, British Columbia,
Canada:
HK Exploring Canada's Spectacular
National Parks
GYMNASTICS:
WD Rhythm and Skill. 23-27, Oct
GYPSY MOTHS:
NG Gypsy moth controls. Earth
Almanac, Nov
NG NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC * Supplement Map TR TRAVELER

OTOLITHS,
NG Fish otoliths. Earth Alma nac,
Oct
orr, NANCY LEE , Author
WD Please Pay the Pup. 11-12, Dec
WD Albatross. 10, Nov
wo Heads Up! 31, Jul
WD Educating Ed gar . 8-9, May
O'ITERS:
NG The Fragile Recoveryof Califorrna
Sea Otte rs. 42-.61, Jun
RK Wild Animals of Nort h America
OXFORD , Engl and:
NG Oxford. 114-137, ov
OZ,FRANK :
we Putting the Indian in the Cup ­
board . 33·35, Aug
OZONE,
NG Bakery emissions. Earth Almanac,
Sep
-p-
PACKER, CRAIG,
NG Dominant baboons' reproductive
woes, Geo graphica , May
PAGE , JAKE, Author
TR Havasu Canyon: A Desert
Shangri-la. 60·69, May/Juri
PAINTING,
NG Wartime "Mona Lisa." Geographica,
Aug
See also Murals
PALAU,
NG Palau independence. Geog raphlea
, Jun
PALERMO, Sicily:
NG Sicily: It aly Apar t, 2-35, Aug
PALESTINIANS,
NG Israel's Ga lilee. 62·87. Jun
PALM TREES,
NG Seyche lles pal ms. E a rt h A Lmanac,
Oct
PAN AMERICAN IDG HWAY,
NG Darien . Earth Almanac, Sep
PANWENSHI:
TV Secrets of the Wild Panda
vI Secre ts of the Wild Pand a
Author
NG ew H ope for China 's Giant
Pandas. 100-115, Feb
PANAMA,
NG Darien . Earth Alman ac, Sep
PANDAS. See Giant Pandas; Red
Pand as
PANTANAL, South America:
NG Wetla nd at risk. Earth Almanac,
May
PARADISO , JOHN L.: Author
BK Shrews & Moles (Wild Animals
of Nort h Am erica)
PARAG UAY RI VER, Sou th America :
NG Wetland at risk. Ea rth A lmanac.May
PARANA RIVER, South America:
NG Wetland at risk . Earth A lmana
c, May
PARASITES,
NG Fungi. Geogra pbica, Se p
PARFIT , MICHAEL: A utho r
NG Diminishing Returns: Exploiting
the Ocean 's Bounty. 2·37,
Nov
PASACHOFF, JAY 1\1.: A uthor:
BK Th e Heavens (Atlas of the
Wnrld)
PAYNE , OLIVER: Author
NG Koalas. 36-59, Apr
OK D ynamic Earth (Atlas of
tb e World)
PAZYR YK MUMMY ,
NG Siberian mummy. Geographica,
l an
PEARL HARBOR, O ahu, Hawaii:
NG Raga. Geograp hica, Dec
PECHE , RAFAEL,
NG Three Years Across the Arctic.
120-138, Jan
PECHORA RI VER , Russia:
NG R ussian oil spill. Earth Alm anac,
Apr
PENNSYLVANIA,
NG Amish quilt s. Geographlca, Nov
PERKINS, ROSCOE W.:
NG Postcards. Flashback , Sep
PER U,
NG Th e A mazon . 2·39, Feb
PESTICIDES,
NG A Farming Revoluti o n: Sustainabl
e Agr icult ure. 60-89, Dec
NG G ypsy moth controls. Earth
Alm anac, Nov
PETERS' TENT·MAKING BAT,
NG Ba t umbrellas . Earth A lmanac,
Dec
PETS,
WD Please Pay the Pup . 11-12, D ec
WD Superfun pull out. Jan
NG Infect ed pet oranguta ns. Earth
Alman ac, Jun
NG Box turtle exports, Ea rth A lmanac,
Jan
PHEROMONES,
.N'G Ant quee ns. Earth A lmanac,
M ar
PHOTO GRAPH COLLECTION:
NG NGS Image Collection. Behind
the Scenes, Aug
PHOTOGRAPHY,
NG Reel to Real. 58·n, Aug
NG Chimpanzee photo. Behind the
Scene s, Nov
NG The Photographers. On Television,
Aug
NG Cinema centenary. Geograp hica,
Apr
PHOTOGRAPHY CONTESTS,
TR Travel Mem ories . 34·40,
JanlFeb
WD Photo Cont est Winners. 21·23,
Feb
PHYSICS. See Astronomy; Gravity
PIEDMONT PLATEAU, U . S.'
NG North Car olina's Piedmont: On
a Fast Break. 114-138, Mar
PIGS,
HG Did pigs help ancient people settle
down ? Geograph ica, Mar
PI LANESBERG NAnONAL PARK,
South Afri ca:
NG Rh ino dea ths. Earth Almanac ,
May
PINNEO, J OANNA S. : Photographer
NG Th e Basques . 74-97 , Nov
PIPELINES,
WD Leak-Sniffin g Dogs. 7-10, Mar
NG Russian oil spill. Earth A lmanac,
Ap r
PISCATAQUA RIVER, Maine-New
H ampshire:
NG Lobster windfall. Earth Almanac,
luI
PIZZEY, GRAHAM, Author
B K Australia (Ani mal Kingdoms)
PLACE-NAMES,
NG Longest place-names. Geo ­
graphica, Au g
PLAINS INDIANS,
NG Spanish mus tangs. Geogra phica,
D ec
PLANKTON,
NG Berserk birds. Earth Alma nac,
D ec
PLANT DISEASES,
HG Port Orford cedars. Earth
Alm anac,lun
PLANTATIO NS,
TR Richmond. 84-95, Mayllun
PLASTICS,
WD Supersize, Jun
PLATE TECTONICS,
NG Living With Californi a's Faults .
2-35, Ap r
., E arthquakes. Apr
OK Atl as of the World
POACJlING,
NG Ga lapagos trou bles . Earth
Almanac, Aug
HG Dead o r missing bull eleph an ts.
Earth A lmana c, luI
NG Lobster windfall. Earth
Alma nac , J ul
NG Salmon poacher caught . Earth
Almanac, Jan
WD W ORLD UK Book TV Television VI Video 25

VOODOO,
NG The African Roots of Voodoo.
102-113, Aug
VU QUANG NATU RE RESER VE,
Vietnam:
NG NewAsian mammal. Geographice,
Ja n
- w-
WALL STREET, New York , New
York:
NG Beetles eat vaults. Geographica,
Apr
WALLABIES ,
wo Supersize, Mar
WD Wallabies. 15-22, Mar
WARD, PATRICK: Photographer
TIl. Rhin e Journ ey. 40-59, Ma y/Jun
WASffiNGTON,
NG Living a Dream on the Islands
of Puget So und . 106-130. Jun
See also Zill ah
WASmNGTON , D. c..
TR A White House Christmas.
70-74, Nov/Dec
DK Th e Whit e House: An Historic
Guide
NG Anacostia River. Earth Almanac,
Sep
NG National Cathedral repair. Geographica,
Jun
WATER POLLUTION,
NO Bird kill. Earth Almanac, Oct
NG An acostia River. Earth Almanac,
Sep
NG Cleaner powerboat engines.
Earth Almanac, May
NG Aquaflyte go lf balls. Earth
ALmanac, Mar
WATER RESOURCES,
WD Kid s Investigate ! Pullout, Oct
See also Oceans
WATERSPOUTS,
NG Waterspouts. Geog raphica, Dec
WEATHER,
TV Cyclone!
V I Nature 's Fury!
BK R aging Forces
NG Cyclone! On Television, Nov
NG National Cat hedral repair. Geographica,
Jun
WEBB, ALEX: Photographer
NG The Amazon. 2-39, Feb
WEISS , EHRIC H,
WD Houdini . 7-10, Jun
WENDYROGERS MEMORIAL
GRANT,
NG Teacher Grant Program . Fou nda
tion Page , Apr
WEST BANK,
/Ill; Satellite Revelations: New
Views ofthe H oly Land. 88-105,
Jun
WEST INDIES ,
T R Jamaica. 92-107, Sep/Oc t
v I Je wels of the Caribbean
Sea
WEST VIRGINIA,
NG Canaan Valley refuge. Ea rth
Alma nac, A pr
WEST WALKER RIVER, California:
NG D rought. Geographlca, Apr
WESTERN AUSTRALIA, A ustralia :
NG Western Aus tralian Wildflowers.
68-89, Jan
WESTERN FENC E LIZARDS:
NG Western fence lizards. Earth
Almanac, May
WETLANDS,
NG D esert Aquariu m. 85-97, Oct
See also Bogs; Pant anal
WETZEL, RALPH M.' Author
B K Armadi llos (Wild An imals
of North Am erica)
WHALEN, HOWARD W.,
NG Iwo Jima phot o . Geographica ,
Feb
WHALES,
WD W ORL D BK Book TV Television VI Video
NG Sperm Whales. 56-73, Nov
NG Bowhead Whales. 114-129, A ug
WD Whal e Rescue. 24-25, Feb
BK Whales , Dolph ins, and
Porpoises
BK Wild An imal s of North Am eri ca
WHEAT GROWING,
NG Mule team. Flashb ack, Dec
WHEELER, LOLA:
NG Teacher Gr an t Program. Foundation
Page , A pr
WHITE HOUSE, Washington, D . c..
NG Blueprints for Victory. 55-71,
May
TR A White Hou se Christmas.
70-74, Nov/Dec
B K Th e Whit e Hou se: An H istoric
G uide
WHITE, MEL: A uthor
TR Coast to Coas t With th e Sunset
Limited. 96·107, NovlDec
TR Belize. 98-11l , I anlFeb
WmTE MOUNTAINS, New
Hampshire:
TR Th e White Mountains. 82-91,
Sep/O ct
wnrre RmNOCEROSES,
xc Rhino deaths. Earth Almanac,
May
warrs SANDS NATIONAL
MONUMENT, New Mexico :
T R America's National Monumen
ts. 40-53, Mar/Apr
WmTE SHARKS. See Grea t Whil e
Shar ks
WInTE-WATER RAFfING,
TR R afting the Rio Grande.
106-115, Mar/Apr
WHITEHEAD, HAL : Author
NG Sperm Whales. 56-73, Nov
BK Deep Divers (Whales,
Dolphins, and Porpoises)
WffiTEHOUSE, MICHAEL,
v I Keepers of the Wild
WHO OPING CRANES,
NG Crane stamps . Geograp hica,
Apr
WlLD DOGS,
NG Afri ca's wild dogs. E arth Almanac,
JuI
WlLDFLO \VERS,
NO Western Australian Wild·
flowers. 68-89, Jan
WILDLIFE INTRODUCTION,
B K Wild Animals of North Am eri ca
/liG African plants besieged . Earth
Almanac, A ug
WlLDLIFE REFUGES,
BK Animal Kingdo ms
V I Keepers of the Wild
NG Bog refuges . E arth Alm anac,
Nov
See also Nation al Parks
WILDLIFE REHABILITATION,
WD Whale Rescue. 24-25, Feb
WlLDLIFE REI NTRODUCTION:
NG The Fragile R ecovery of Califor ­
nia Sea Otter s. 42-61, Jun
NG Red wolves. Earth Almanac ,
Oct
NG Condor surviv al. Earth Almana
c, Aug
NG Spo onbills. Ear th Almanac. Jun
See also Guam Ra ils
Wl LDLI FE TRAD E,
NG Infected pet orangut ans. E arth
A lmanac, Jun
HG Spoonbills. Earth Almanac, Jun
NG Box turtle exports. Earth Almanac,1ao
_
WILLIAMS, A. R .: A uthor
BK Tectonic Earth: Forces Th at
Form the Land (Atlas of the
World)
WILLS, WILLIAM JOHN,
NG Burke-Wills A ustralian trek.
Gecgraphica , Mar
WILSDON, CHRISTINA: Author
wo Wild Animals "'Work Ou t." 2-5,
Aug
WD The Jeans Scene. 2-5, Feb
WILSON, EDWARD 0.: A uthor:
HI' Habitable E arth (A tlas of
the World)
WIND PO WER ,
WD A World of Technology. 4-5,
Apr
WlNE,
TR Rhine Journey. 40-59. May/Jun
WIXSON, CAROLYN L.: A uthor
T R A White House Christmas.
70-74, Nov/Dec
3 1