4/1994 The Everglades, dying for help

The Everglades: Dying for Help
By Alan Mairson Photographs by Chris Johns, The vast saw grass wilderness on Florida's southern tip has endured fire, drought, and hurricane—and revived. But can Everglades National Park survive the continuing diversion of its freshwater? 2
Kamchatka
By Bryan Hodgson Photographs by Sarah Leen, Nine time zones east of Moscow, this peninsula of fire and ice reels from economic upheaval. Entrepreneurs hope fisheries and adventure tourism will bring hard cash and a niche among Pacific Rim markets.
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Riddle of the Lusitania
By Robert D. Ballard Photographs by Jonathan Blair, Torpedoed by a German submarine on May 7, 1915, the British luxury liner Lusitania sank in 18 minutes, claiming 1,200 lives. Nearly 300 feet down in the Atlantic, scientists investigate the tragedy.
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John Wesley Powell
By Peter Miller
Photographs by
Bruce Dale, Renowned for his pioneering voyage through the Grand Canyon, the one-armed explorer also made
lasting contributions to geography and voiced visionary warnings about development in the West.
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Chile's Uncharted Cordillera Sarmiento
By Jack Miller Photographs by Gordon Wiltsie
Stormy seas, perpetual clouds, and hurricane force winds have kept the peaks of the Sarmiento unscaled —until now. Putting them on the map, climbers challenge cliffs, ice fields, and fjords.
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