Press Releases
National Geographic Film “Kwando” to Premiere in Angola on May 10
An Official Selection at the Riviera and Fribourg International Film Festivals, ‘Kwando’ Conveys the Urgency of Protecting the Okavango Basin
Okavango Wilderness Project
Our Explorers
“Guardians of the River” Podcast Wins Jackson Wild Media Award
Today the Jackson Wild Media Awards announced their awards and named “Guardians of the River” this year’s winner in the Podcast Category.
Our Explorers
Guardians of the River Winner of First-ever Tribeca Film Festival Podcast Award
"Guardians of the River" podcast, a collaboration of National Geographic, the Wild Bird Trust and House of Pod, chosen as the winner of the Tribeca Film Festival's first-ever podcast awards.
Science & Exploration
Back from the Field: The Okavango Wilderness Project Team Wraps Up Their 2019 Expedition
The Okavango Wilderness Project team recently returned from the field and concluded their 2019 expedition. We caught up with the team to learn more about what they were doing and their latest observations.
Why the Okavango Wilderness Project’s Annual Expedition May Be Its Most Challenging Yet
The Okavango Wilderness Project Team sets off on their annual expedition through the delta.
Lessons From Okavango: Saving the Earth’s Strongholds of Biodiversity
Our world’s last remaining wild places are the treasuries of biodiversity and home to most of the world’s remaining wildlife, sustaining remnant communities of wildlife in marginal, degraded habitats through immigration or migration. We must act now to ...
Creating a Planet in Balance: The National Geographic Society and Google Join Forces to Advance Human Understanding and Action on Global Conservation of Nature: New Technologies Will Empower Global Leaders to Make Better Decisions for a Sustainable Future
Building upon 12 years of collaboration, Google and the National Geographic Society today announced the launch of a major new partnership that will address the myriad threats impacting the Earth at this critical juncture in ways only the two organizations can. ...