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The five Photo Camps will connect New Zealand youth with National Geographic Explorers and photographers who will provide the students with a meaningful introduction to photography. The theme of this series is TōkuMauri, which means "through the eyes."
‘Paris-Style’ Deal for Nature Secured at COP15
Manulife today announced a new partnership with the National Geographic Society to safeguard several historical and culturally significant heritage sites from the impacts of climate change and to protect the physical, cultural, and financial well-being of the communities that depend ...
On Tuesday, December 6, 2022, the Argentine province of Tierra del Fuego, Antarctica and South Atlantic Islands passed a law creating the Peninsula Mitre Natural Protected Area. The newly protected area covers a terrestrial and marine surface of approximately 10,000 square kilometers covering ...
Santiago, 4 de diciembre. En una sala llena se efectuó el estreno del documental “Canoeros: Memoria Viva” de National Geographic y su programa Pristine Seas. El evento realizado en el centro GAM contó con la presencia de numerosos miembros de los ...
Santiago, December 4. The premiere of the documentary "Canoeros: Memoria Viva", by National Geographic’s Pristine Seas program, took place to a full house. The event held at the GAM Center was attended by numerous members of the Kawésqar, Yagá...
National Geographic to screen “Kwando,”in Green Zone at COP27.
Kiliii Yüyan received the Society’s 2023 Eliza Scidmore Award for Outstanding Storytelling for his work illuminating human communities and their connection to land and sea
WEEK TWO COP27 – National Geographic society and the Wyss Campaign for Nature will host a panel discussion on the intertwined crises of climate change and biodiversity loss. "How Protecting Nature Can Combat Climate Change," will feature a panel representing government, ...
National Geographic Explorers to Discuss Local Community Conservation in Africa, Climate, Storytelling Around the Globe, and the Importance of Elevating Youth Voices
Ash Carter passed away on October 24, 2022
Partnership between the National Geographic Society and Paul G. Allen Family Foundation focuses on voices of youth
Local students in Maun, Botswana learned and practiced photography skills with a team of National Geographic Explorers and Botswana-based photographers and educators.
New financial commitment for ocean protection to further advance the goal of protecting 30% of the ocean by 2030.
More than 200 scientists have signed a statement calling for the prohibition of bottom trawling, and other industrial activities, in the EU’s Marine Protected Areas (MPAs).