"National Geographic" magazine is the gold standard of unique, in-depth geographical and environmental topics suitable for general readers, teachers and student essays. Learning to cite information properly from "National Geographic" will direct your readers to your resources.
Step 1
Gather the information you want to cite from the specific issue you are citing, using this format: author's first and last name, title of the article, date of publication, and the page number(s) of the article.
Step 2
Determine your citation format. For an MLA (Modern Language Association) citation, format the information in the following way: Author's last name, author's first name. "Title of the Article." "National Geographic." date of publication (day, month, year): page number(s). Print. Make sure to indent all lines after the first, creating a hanging indent.
Step 3
Note the volume number and issue number of the specific issue of "National Geographic" you are using, when citing in APA, American Psychological Association format.
Step 4
Format the citation in this way, using the APA citation format: Author's last name, author's first initial. (Date of publication). Title of article. "National Geographic," volume number (issue number), page number(s). Make sure to indent all lines after the first, creating a hanging indent.
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