Press Releases
Press Releases
National Geographic Explorer and Photo Ark founder Joel Sartore hopes the national attention for the beetle will inspire protection for endangered species across the U.S.
Newly Updated Online Interactive Mapping Tool Empowers Students, Teachers and Individuals Everywhere to Explore the World Through Geography
Protecting the country’s whales sequesters as much carbon as taking 5,000 cars off the road every year – it also bolsters the local economy and paves the way for other countries to safeguard this at-risk species elsewhere. Photo by: Enric Sala/...
The Sodwana Bay Storytelling, Research and Dive Center will host NEWF Fellows participating in specialized skills labs including dive courses and cinematography workshops.
Since the program’s inception in 2003, Photo Camp has provided a meaningful introduction to photography for over 3,000 young people from 44 countries.
Winter and Guynup are recognized for their two-year investigation into U.S. captive tigers
The donation will go towards National Geographic’s Base Camp, scheduled to open in 2026.
In the wake of life-threatening effects of El Niño and climate change, this declaration complements a new global coalition formed in Bogotá, Colombia that is committed to developing strategies to secure a long-term future for riverine communities in the ...
Ecologist and “Queen of the Forest Canopy” will serve as an ambassador for the global nonprofit organization
Blue Prosperity Micronesia and National Geographic Pristine Seas Begin Marine Science Expedition in the Federated States of Micronesia. Photo by: Steve Spence/National Geographic Pristine Seas
Films produced and funded by Society received awards in the “Original Music Score” and “Short Form - Climate Stories” categories; National Geographic Explorer Hans Cosmas Ngoteya wins Rising Star award
National Geographic Explorer and photographer Anand Varma will use WonderLab, his new, cutting-edge storytelling studio in Berkeley, Ca. to document the lives of large and miniscule creatures revealing details that are missed with the naked eye
The National Geographic Society and the Paul G. Allen Family Foundation launch second year of global environmental youth challenge
This year’s Explorers are working at the intersection of climate, research and storytelling across Asia, Latin America and Europe
Survey of sea life in remote coral atolls—one of which suffered 23 nuclear tests—comes as nation, known for its community-based conservation efforts, gears up to achieve the sustainability of tuna fishing. Photo Credit: Jesse Goldberg/Pristine Seas