| Americas | Americas Magazine brings to life the rich mosaic of the peoples and cultures of North and South America. Americas is the full-color, vividly illustrated magazine published by the Organization of American States (OAS), and is published bi-monthly in English, French, and Spanish-language editions. Americas includes stunning photography, well written and informative stories that allow the reader to explore the fascinating New World and its art, history, literature, places and people. | | Astronomy | Learn more about the latest astronomical discoveries and how you can observe the wonders of the universe. Every month, Astronomy® covers both the science and hobby of astronomy. Clear, jargon-free articles and magnificent photography and artwork update you on the latest astronomical research and space exploration. A monthly sky chart shows you where and when to look for planets, stars, galaxies, and more… | | Astronomy | Astronomy Magazine is a must for anyone interested in the study of stars, planets, and the universe. Astronomy Magazine covers both the science and hobby of astronomy with everything from the latest news on astronomical discoveries to reviews of telescope equipment and accessories. Each issue also includes a sky chart to help you locate and view the wonders of the cosmos! Targeting amateur astronomers for its readers, Astronomy Magazine contains columns on sky viewing, reader-submitted astrophotography, and articles on new developments in astronomy and astrophysics that are readable by nonscientists. | | Astronomy Now | For over a decade, Astronomy Now magazine has provided a monthly source of information for amateur and professional astronomers alike. It is the U.K.'s best-selling astronomy magazine. A wide range of feature articles cover subjects such as observing, cosmology, the history of astronomy and space science. A series of articles each month takes an in-depth look at specific areas of astronomy and space science. Each month, Astronomy Now includes an 11-page section on the night sky, an extensive news section, readers' astronomical images, book reviews and 'Absolute beginners', a two-page article for those just getting started in astronomy. | | Audubon | Brought to you by the renowned National Audubon Society, Audubon is the quintessential publication for nature lovers. This award-winning magazine is loaded with stunning photographs taken around the world, depicting some of the most breath-taking animals and natural sights. Every issue features colorful and black-and-white photography with fascinating close-ups of birds and other wildlife. Audubon serves to inform its eco-minded readership of today's most crucial issues when it comes to conservation. The magazine's articles discuss the state of the world's ecology and encourage an overall appreciation of the preservation of the natural world, specifically wildlife and their habitats. Whether you are a conservation activist or simply appreciate beautiful photography and nature, it is difficult not to relish in the beauty that lies within the pages of Audubon magazine. | | Australian Sky and Telescope | The magazine is about science and the hobby of astronomy. It combines formidable worldwide resources of its venerable parent magazine with the talents of the best science writers and photographers in Australia. It is produced specifically for the Southern Hemisphere's astronomers. | | Australian Wildlife | 'Australian Wildlife' is the quarterly magazine of the Wildlife Preservation Society of Australia who are an independent, voluntary, non-profit organisation, formed in 1909, and is committed to the preservation of Australia‚s precious wildlife. WPSA act as a watchdog and provide advice to government agencies and institutions regarding environmental and conservation issues concerning all aspects of wildlife preservation. The mission is to conservation Australia‚s wildlife through education and involvement of the community. Price $AU | | BBC Focus | The science magazine for the Inquisitive mind. Every month Focus brings you all that's new and exciting in science, technology and the natural world. Our expert team bring you fascinating, authoritative articles, illustrated with stunning images, to explain the science behind the world around you. With topics such as the death of the sun, gay genetics, tech fixes for climate change, and future space travel, you just won't be able to put it down. Buying a print subscription to Focus magazine entitles you to free access of the iPad edition through The App store. Simply visit www.buysubscriptions.com/focusregistration and register your email address and password to set up your account in the 'create an account' section of your billing address form. | | BBC Sky at Night | Complementing the much-loved BBC television programme, Sky at Night Magazine is your practical guide to astronomy. Each issue features columns by renowned experts such as Sir Patrick Moore as well as in-depth cosmological features, practical observing tutorials, comprehensive equipment reviews, astrophotography masterclasses and much, much more. And with easy-to follow star charts and expert advice on how to get the most out of the observing month, Sky at Night Magazine is essential reading for both the novice and experienced astronomer. Inside every issue: Eye on the Sky: the month in amazing astronomy images including the latest from NASA and Hubble. The Universe According to Patrick Moore: entertainingly frank comment from Sir Patrick Moore Beginners Guide: easy-to-follow, step-by-step walkthrough of a particular topic Reviews: new telescope, accessories, book and software reviews PLUS receive a free CD-ROM every issue with additional content Subscribe today to receive every issue of BBC Sky at Night delivered direct to your door. | | Cosmos | Australia's Magazine of the Year! COSMOS is engaging and accessible, exploring the big questions of our age: from climate change to robotics, from how the brain works to why stars shine. It is packed with excellent writing, lush illustrations and stunning photography. And it is backed by an editorial board that includes Apollo 11 astronaut Buzz Aldrin and ABC broadcaster Robyn Williams. Come on a journey of discovery with Australia's #1 science magazine – the winner of 35 Australian and international awards! “COSMOS is a stylish magazine of breadth and ambition.” - Tim Flannery, scientist and author of The Weather Makers “COSMOS captures science in a way that inspires, excites and entertains.” - Peter Doherty, Australian Nobel Laureate | | Discover | Discover is an award-winning, clearly written general interest magazine devoted to the world of science and technology. It provides its readers with immediate access to startling developments in science, medicine, and technology with a renewed emphasis on how those breakthroughs affect their world. The world is evolving faster than ever and new technologies are influencing every aspect of our lives. | | Earth Island Journal | This award-winning Journal is a special kind of publication, and we're certain you'll find it insightful and valuable. Earth Island Journal provides thorough investigative coverage of environmental and social issues from around the globe. | | Encyclopaedia Britannica Online | Britannica Online is the world’s trusted companion to online research and the first stop for all reference material on the world wide web. Britannica Online is suitable for all the family; academics, researchers and those with a thirst for knowledge. With thousands of engaging and informative articles it brings learning to life. There’s instant vocabulary help with a dictionary and thesaurus plus images, video and multimedia activities which enhance articles and add a new dimension to your learning experience. | | Geographical | The magazine that explores the world. Published since 1935, Geographical is packed with more than 100 pages of stunning photography and award-winning journalism every month. Enjoy the rich diversity of our planet with fascinating cultural stories, superb travel features, scientific breakthroughs, the latest reports on expeditions worldwide, nature, wildlife and issues affecting the environment. More about the magazine..... Geographical brings the rich diversity of the world's culture, wildlife and places into its readers' living rooms. The magazine is informative, authoritative and educational, covering a wide range of subject areas all illustrated with superb high-quality photography. Each issue brings you face to face with rare species, fascinating cultures and enchanting locations. You'll get regular features, such as: Worldwatch - a digest of geographical events from around the world. Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty - amazing places to visit in the UK. Climatewatch - a look at our ever changing climate. Hotspot - The place to find the future political hotspots from around the globe. In Society - The latest from The Royal Geographical Society. Archive - images of the past from the RGS archives. Kit feature - All you need to know before embarking on an adventure of a lifetime. Plus photo stories, competitions, reviews and feature length dossiers. | | The Helix | Perfect for switched-on kids aged 10 and up! This CSIRO publication includes science and technology news, views and ideas, plus plenty of competitions, puzzles and exciting hands-on activities to do at home. The Helix spans the sciences from astronomy and the environment to entomology and new technology. Free Teacher’s Guides are available online – it’s great for the classroom too! Younger readers should check out the sister publication Scientriffic - click here BONUS - When you subscribe to The Helix you also become a member of CSIRO's Double Helix Science Club. Club membership includes: * The Helix delivered to your door every two months * Fantastic member events run by CSIRO Education across Australia * Optional Science by Email and Maths by Email newsletters with even more fun activities and news * Discounts at CSIRO Education’s online shop and at Double Helix holiday programs * Exclusive deals and discounts at participating CSIRO science sites. Subscribe now and enjoy all the benefits of being a member of the Double Helix Science Club. Price $AU |
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