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The world’s rarest penguins don’t fear the heat. Here's how they learned to embrace it.
These birds have evolved to withstand the equatorial sun and shelter in volcanic rocks along a subtropical coastline. After ...
Sandesh Kadur has spent 25 years unveiling wildlife’s secrets
It was one of the most extraordinary sightings of a leopard I’ve ever had.” In 25 years of wildlife storytelling, National ...
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Tara Roberts’ mission to reclaim our sunken stories
Tara Roberts, the first Black woman to ever grace the cover of the National Geographic magazine, is tracking slave ships.
Bertie Gregory’s filmmaking offers a front-row ticket to wildlife in action
As Bertie Gregory remembers it, the seeds of his passion might have been sown in the fields of English farmers, near his ...
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Lindblad Expeditions Extends ‘Built for Awe’ Offer
National Geographic-Lindblad Expeditions has extended its “Built for Awe” promotion, offering 20 percent savings on select ...
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National Geographic-Lindblad Expeditions Extends ‘Built for Awe’ Sale
National Geographic-Lindblad Expeditions is extending its “Built for Awe” promotion, now providing a 20 percent discount on ...
Kristin Harila Is Searching the Himalayas for Tenjen Sherpa—and Solace
The Norwegian mountaineer discusses her ongoing search for Tenjen “Lama” Sherpa and Gina Rzucidlo, her mixed feelings on ...
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Surprising places on the Out of Eden Walk
National Geographic Explorer Paul Salopek has covered a lot of ground: some 14,000 miles — on foot — through 21 countries so ...
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National Geographic explorer speaks in Napa
Tara Roberts, National Geographic explorer in residence, will share her experiences and insights with an audience in a May 13 public appearance at the Culinary Institute of America’s Copia campus In ...