Highlighting the best wildlife photography across land and sea, see some of the winning photos from this year's Wildlife ...

National Geographic’s top wildlife photos arrive at the Momentary Nov. 22, showcasing nature’s beauty and photography’s ...

National Geographic highlights must-visit U.S. destinations for 2026, featuring Theodore Roosevelt National Park, renovated ...

Lions, white rhinos, elephants, and giraffes have been reintroduced to a park that was once nearly devastated by civil war.

When George Shiras published his wildlife photographs in National Geographic it transformed the medium with his novel use of ...

The Wisconsin Union Directorate hosted photojournalist Ami Vitale in the first lecture of the 2025-26 Distinguished Lecture ...

According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), white-nose syndrome has killed more than six million bats in just ...

National Geographic-Lindblad Expeditions has announced the full release of its 2027–28 deployment to all seven continents. | ...

The dogged search for a bird that many people figured had gone extinct included torrential rains, washed-out bridges, swine flu, and unrelenting obsession. Known by locals as fotsimaso, or white eye, ...

From a legendary Alpine range to a less-traveled but no less stunning alternative to the Mediterranean, here are the year’s ...

Myriad museums, natural attractions, historical sites, and culinary delights, not to mention its world-famous Gateway Arch, make St. Louis a terrific destination for travelers from around the world.

The first edition of National Geographic magazine contained no pictures. It wasn’t until nearly 20 years later that the editors took a risk in including a picture essay, prompting at least two board ...