The Great Plains Big Cats Initiative will build upon the success of BCI, which awarded more than 150 grants for work in 28 countries to safeguard big cats and their critical habitats.
This year’s group of National Geographic Explorers are pushing the boundaries of science, exploration, education, and storytelling to transform our world
MAY 18, 2022, CORVALLIS, OREGON—A sweeping new analysis of US Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) published today in Frontiers in Marine Science, co-authored by scientists from 22 institutions across 14 states, identified significant gaps in the country’s ocean protections— leaving critical marine systems ...
As part of the National Geographic and Rolex Perpetual Planet Mount Logan Expedition, Dr. Alison Criscitiello, who previously installed the highest weather station in North America near the peak of Mount Logan, returns to uncover the secrets hidden deep within ...
The National Geographic Okavango Wilderness Project's, "Kwando" named an official selection for the 6th annual Riviera International Film Festival.
The collaboration will support National Geographic Explorers documenting the global climate crisis as part of the Society’s Global Storytellers Fund.
An Official Selection at the Riviera and Fribourg International Film Festivals, ‘Kwando’ Conveys the Urgency of Protecting the Okavango Basin
Dr. Goodall was honored at the Templeton Prize event with an announcement of the Society’s global search to find and fund promising researchers of animals in the wild, who will follow in the steps of the renowned ethologist.
The National Geographic and Rolex Perpetual Planet Amazon Expedition will cover the world’s largest freshwater basin.
La expedición Perpetual Planet de National Geographic y Rolex a la Amazonía abarcará la cuenca de agua dulce más grande del mundo.
Expedição Perpetual Planet Amazônia National Geographic e Rolex cobrirá a maior bacia de água doce do mundo.
The award, which is Society’s highest honor, recognizes Lovejoy’s extraordinary achievements as a conservation biologist and his legacy as an advocate for the Amazon rainforest.
North America’s First Immersive Experience Focused on King Tut to Premiere This Spring in Washington, D.C. and Boston
At the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Glasgow, President Iván Duque announced his intention to protect 30% of the Colombian sea by 2022.
En el marco de la conferencia sobre Cambio Climático de las Naciones Unidas en Glasgow, el presidente Iván Duque anunció su intención de proteger el 30% del mar colombiano en el año 2022.