Vintage NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC Magazine Vol.163 No. 1 January 1983

A Vintage copy of NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC Magazine Vol.163 No. 1 January 1983

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TROPICAL RAIN FORESTS:

Nature's Dwindling Treasures

Peter T. White follows the Equator to assess mounting losses within the world's most complex ecosystems. Political and economic pressures cast doubt on the forests' fate, even as scientists begin to comprehend their global significance. Photographs by James P. Blair.

Teeming Life of a Rain Forest

Lizards that sprint across water, toads gleaming like jewels, ant-repelling wasps, and other survival specialists are found at home in a Costa Rican rain forest by Carol and David Hughes.

What Future for the Wayanas?

Movable markers in a border dispute, tempted by spirits of the modern world, the Wayana Indians of South America search for a future with tradition and dignity. Article and photographs by Carole Devillers.

Hometown Washington, D. С.

Skirting pomp and politics, Henry Mitchell leads an easy-gaited ramble through the city he calls home, introducing a mélange of humanity with viewpoints both on and off the standard curve. With photographs by Adam Woolfitt.

Indonesia Rescues Ancient Borobudur

On the island of Java, a team of architects and engineers has successfully restored a 1,200-year-old celebration in stone the world's largest Buddhist temple. Text by W. Brown Morton III, with photographs by Dean Conger.

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