This multimodal route through the country’s Northern Alps is a great alternative to the similar journey around Mount Fuji — ...

President Trump’s recent actions and statements suggest he might want an arrangement where the United States, China and ...

Charlie made a papier-mâché sage grouse—think kind of like a piñata—to cover everything up ... what will readers in National Geographic magazine actually see? You know, Ronan will ...

It’s been more than six months, but Democrats are still picking over the cold, dead body of the 2024 election. The latest ...

The surviving crew of the USS Frank E. Evans believed they were at war. But the names of their shipmates aren’t on the ...

We wandered slowly, without hurry, in Calanques National Park, where Jacques Cousteau ... aka the mauve stinger. Stinging cells cover its tentacles and entire body. But the sting of a black ...

"If my legs were getting me the money, thank you legs," said the famed zoologist.

He started experimenting with wildlife photography in 2020, grounded by the pandemic in his San Francisco home. The photo will be featured in the May issue of National Geographic magazine.

So is an army of snowboarders and skiers, all hoping that next winter they’ll get in a few more runs. A version of this story appears in the April 2025 issue of National Geographic magazine.

Learn more about the Society's support of Explorers. This story appears in the July 2022 issue of National Geographic magazine.

The alleged rift between Megan Markle and former British Vogue editor Edward Enninful goes deeper than him reportedly being ...

“You’ve got to think big.” (see a video on APR by the National Geographic Society.) In the 19 years since, the group has raised $160 million in private donations, much of it from high-tech ...