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Deciding What to Preserve—and How
National Geographic Magazine - UK
A FAMILY’S VALOR • LOOKING AT THE EARTH FROM EVERY POSSIBLE ANGLE
THE BACKSTORY • A PHOTOGRAPHER TRAINS HIS LENS ON FAMILY TO ILLUSTRATE THE COMPLEX HISTORY OF BLACK MILITARY SERVICE.
On the Trail of Julius Caesar • WE’D LOVE TO MEET THIS MOST FAMOUS ROMAN FACE-TO-FACE, BUT HOW DO WE KNOW WHAT HE ACTUALLY LOOKED LIKE?
Will the real Julius Caesar please stand up?
FACE OF AN EMPEROR?
DISPATCHES FROM THE FRONT LINES OF SCIENCE AND INNOVATION
SCAT SCAN DISCOVERY • FOUND IN TRIASSIC FECES: A NEW BEETLE SPECIES
New forests benefit from coffee’s jolt
WATER GARDEN • The Mekong Delta brims with life in southwestern Vietnam.
This month, appreciate your loved ones—and the environment—with gestures designed for lasting impact.
ISAIAH NENGO
The Conflict Zone • WHEN HUMANS AND CHIMPS CLASH IN A UGANDAN VILLAGE, A PHOTOGRAPHER SEES FEAR, GRIEF—AND ULTIMATELY ACCEPTANCE.
Notre Dame After the Fire • The iconic Paris cathedral’s restoration will honor its medieval roots—and the once vilified architect who saved the church in the 1800s.
THE ADAPTERS • The unique diversity of cichlids in Africa’s oldest lake could help unlock the secrets of evolution.
A CLIMB FOR HISTORY • DRIVEN BY NATIONAL PRIDE, AN ALL-NEPALI TEAM DID WHAT MANY THOUGHT WAS IMPOSSIBLE: SUMMIT THE WORLD’S SECOND HIGHEST MOUNTAIN IN WINTER.
GROWING A GREENER FEAST • Seen under a microscope, the seeds, leaves, and flowers of food plants invite reflection on ways to help agriculture respond to climate threats.
SUDAN’S RECKONING • YOUNG SUDANESE ARE DRAWING INSPIRATION FROM THE PAST WHILE DEMANDING A BETTE R FUTURE.
BETWEEN TWO WORLDS
KARINE AIGNER
