7 low-impact adventures to try across the UK
From snorkeling among basking sharks in Scotland to hiking through history in the Peak District, these eco-conscious ...
Paul Salopek is on a foot journey across the world. He provides an extraordinary record of humanity at a new millennium
From Japan, the Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist’s Out of Eden Walk marks 12 years, with North America on the horizon.
My Best Friend’s an Animal is the feel-good watch we all need this week
With the news of late dominated by the tragic wildfires devastating Los Angeles County this week, we all could use a little ...
Austin metro ranks among highest wildfire risk in U.S., analysis shows
So far in 2025, there have been 22 wildland fires in Texas, amounting to 196.1 acres burned, according to data from the ...
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Out of Eden Walk: South Korea’s love motels
National Geographic Explorer Paul Salopek talks about his experience with South Korea's so-called "love motels," short-term rental hotels primarily used by couples for intimate encounters. In a ...
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As Wildfires Threaten Urban Areas Like Los Angeles, ‘Planning for the Unprecedented’ Is Crucial, Experts Say
As fires rage on in Los Angeles County, communities struggle to evacuate. Here’s what everyone should know as fire risks ...
Filmmaker Who Produced Ron Howard’s ‘Rebuilding Paradise’ Says Her House and Work All Burned Down in the Palisades Fire
Droz Tragos is best known for her Grand Jury-winning Sundance documentary Rich Hill in 2014. Directed with her cousin Andrew ...
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Galapagos incentive offered with first National Geographic-Lindblad Expeditions UK brochure
A Galapagos cruise agent incentive supports the first UK brochure featuring sterling pricing issued by National ...
Laredoan wins Emmy for National Geographic docuseries
Karen Gaytan, a Laredoan and former KGNS employee, recently earned an Emmy for her work as a producer on the National ...
How does the Great Chicago Fire compare to Palisades fire? A look at the numbers
The most devastating wildfire in Los Angeles history continues to burn, evoking comparisons to The Great Chicago Fire that decimated the Windy City more than 150 years ago.