National Geographic Magazine March 1987

National Geographic Magazine March 1987

A vibrant March 1987 issue of National Geographic featuring an iconic sunflower field cover from North Dakota’s prairie landscape. This vintage edition explores environmental stories, global cultures, wildlife, and Australia’s southern seas, accompanied by the rich photography and classic advertising style that made National Geographic magazines so collectible.

Product Features:

• Original National Geographic Magazine March 1987 issue
• Features articles on North Dakota, Australia’s Southern Seas, Brazil, monkeys, and peat bogs
• Softcover magazine with full-colour photography and vintage advertisements
• Approx. 27.5 x 20 cm
• Printed in USA
• Vintage condition with light edge wear and minor spine creasing

Fun Fact: Sunflowers can track the movement of the sun while growing, a behaviour called heliotropism, with young plants turning east to west during the day before facing east permanently once mature.