This publication includes articles on politics, foreign affairs, business and the economy, culture and the arts, technology, and science. This link provides access to all issues published since 1993.

"Audubon magazine delivers essential news, advice, and reporting on birds and bird conservation, pairing compelling journalism with stunning photography and design. Each quarterly issue helps readers grow their appreciation of birds and learn how to help them thrive. Audubon also emphasizes, through stories and visuals, the importance of a diverse and inclusive science and conservation effort to help meet the challenges facing both birds and people today." -- From the publisher

Headwaters Magazine is a student-run publication at the University of Vermont. Founded in 2015, Headwaters strives to provide informed student commentaries on local, regional, and global environmental issues. They encourage all current undergraduate students at UVM, regardless of major, background, or politics, to join with and contribute to their publication.

Presents articles for people interested in self-sufficiency through alternative energy sources and life-styles. Ecology, do-it-yourself projects and home business.

This publication of the National Geographic Society has articles about geography, conservation, the environment, nature, ecology, climate, travel, and culture.

This publication of the National Wildlife Federation includes articles on conservation, the environment, and wildlife.
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Articles deal with conservation, the natural world, wildlife, people's of the world, urban problems, and astronomy.

Nature is a peer-reviewed journal that articles related to science, the environment, and technology.

Official publication of the Nature Conservancy. See selected current and archived articles online.

The publisher describes Nautilus as follows, "Our stories take you into the depths of science and spotlight its ripples in our lives and cultures. We believe any subject in science, no matter how complex, can be explained with clarity and vitality. We venture into the fields of anthropology, geology, and paleontology. We infiltrate the labs of astronomy, genetics, and physics. When science ventures into the arts, we follow. There’s a story in everything and we follow the story wherever it leads us. Our writers—journalists and scientists—educate and enlighten and entertain. Our illustrators put your imaginations into flight. Science is an amazing journey. We’re glad to have you aboard."

Covers popular culture and politics.
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Publishes articles on science, history and culture.
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Wired reports on science, technology, and tech culture.
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Yes! is a non-profit publication that describes itself as practicing solutions journalism. The publication addressES many current topics including the environment, health and happiness, social justice, and more.

This publication reports on culture, technology, politics, media, innovation, science, and more.