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February 15, 2014: California’s Drought, Inside the Human Brain, a 1,000 Mile Desert Trek and More

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Every week, embark with host Boyd Matson on an exploration of the latest discoveries and interviews with some of the most fascinating people on the planet, on National Geographic Weekend. Please check listings near you to find the best way to listen to National Geographic Weekend on radio, or listen below! Hour 1 – Inspired by Wilfred Thesiger, long distance…

One More Generation’s Carter & Olivia Ries are Helping to Conserve South Africa’s Rhinos

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I selected Carter and Olivia Ries of the Atlanta, Georgia-based non-profit One More Generation to be my second choice to profile for my series on young crusaders for National Geographic’s News Watch. I caught up with the brother and sister team of environmental conservationists just before they embark on a trip to South Africa to help…

One More Generation’s Carter & Olivia Ries are Helping to Conserve South Africa’s Rhinos

In UncategorizedOctober 19, 2013Leave a comment

Jordan Carlton Schaul

I selected Carter and Olivia Ries of the Atlanta, Georgia-based non-profit One More Generation to be my second choice to profile for my series on young crusaders for National Geographic’s News Watch. I caught up with the brother and sister team of environmental conservationists just before they embark on a trip to South Africa to help…

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As the director of Museo Pachacamac, Explorer Denise Pozzi-Escot is charged with preserving parts of Peruvian culture that predate Spanish influence. In honor of #hispanicheritagemonth, we talked to her about the role history & archaeology can play in cultural identity.

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Did you know Neptune is the first planet we identified through mathematical predictions, not observation?

An astronomer named Johann Gottfried Galle finally spotted the blue planet and confirmed its existence on this day in 1846. Photo: @NASA #otd

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Fewer than 80 Sumatran rhinos remain. Will you help us save them?

This #WorldRhinoDay, learn more about #SumatranRhinoRescue, our joint effort with @Global_Wildlife @RhinosIRF @IUCN and @WWF. https://t.co/THVKIkRwvo

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