A Magazine of Nature, Science and Culture

With its 110-year affiliation with the American Museum of Natural History, Natural History is the authoritative voice that our curious readers turn to for informed insights and understanding of natural phenomena.

Our Readers are Leaders

Virtually all of our readers are college educated, affluent men and women, who are extremely active in their personal lives and take very seriously their civic responsibilities. They exert a strong influence on the people around them, on their local communities, and on national policy.


Attended/graduated college 96.9%
Professional/Managerial 74.4%
Median Household Income $109,000
Men/Women 48.5% / 51.5%
Median Age 57.7
Involved, member of board or other leadership
position with community organization
72.1%

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Recent Stories

Deciphering the link between nature and nurture

Raindrop pockmarks may provide clue to the density of Earth's atmosphere 2.7 billion years ago when the Sun was 30 percent dimmer than today.

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Recent Interview

Michio Kaku

Hear author Michio Kaku interviewed by Vittorio Maestro, Editor in Chief of Natural History. (MP3, 19 minutes)