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A new study provides evidence that large-scale, offshore, and fully-protected marine areas (MPAs) protect biodiversity without negatively impacting fishing and food security. Photo by Enric Sala/National Geographic Pristine Seas.
The newly named National Geographic Explorers represent the next generation of influential leaders, communicators, and innovators
The global nonprofit celebrates this year’s National Geographic/Buffett Awards for Leadership in Conservation in Africa and Latin America
National Geographic Pristine Seas launched The Global Expedition: five years exploring the remote tropical Pacific to support local conservation efforts in the world’s most diverse ocean ecosystem. Photo by Manu San Felix/National Geographic Pristine Seas.
National Geographic Pristine Seas lanzó The Global Expedition: cinco años explorando el remoto Pacífico tropical para apoyar los esfuerzos locales de conservación en el ecosistema oceánico más diverso del mundo. Foto de Manu San Felix/...
The global nonprofit celebrates this year’s Rolex National Geographic Explorer of the Year and highlights her inspiring accomplishments prioritizing education for girls in Afghanistan
National Geographic Explorer and Photo Ark founder Joel Sartore photographed the bird, named Jolie, at the Los Angeles Zoo in California.
The National Geographic Society and Paul G. Allen Family Foundation unveiled winners of new global environmental initiative
Local students from the “Nature Island of the Caribbean” spent a week with National Geographic Explorers as they learned and practiced photography skills
Meet the National Geographic Society’s 2023 Young Explorers who are illuminating and protecting the wonder of our world
50 Educators to Embark on Expeditions Around the World for Professional Learning and Educational Experience of a Lifetime
The National Geographic Society and Paul G. Allen Family Foundation Program Inspires Youth Engagement in Environmental Issues
A Statement from CEO Jill Tiefenthaler In Response to the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy’s Call to “Invest in Nature”
A new study out of Hawaiʻi took advantage of the unprecedented halt of tourists in Molokini Crater, one of the most heavily used marine protected areas in the world, and shows how quickly fish were displaced once the floodgates ...
This new conservation project will leverage the Photo Ark’s powerful storytelling and provide impactful funding for on-the-ground conservation efforts to protect at-risk species.