Who said expedition cruising was only for grown ups? Here are four family voyages for young explorers and conservationists.

A female Thomson's gazelle and her calf look across the plains after surviving a jackal attack. As parents, we can often make so many decisions through the day. We then usually doubt the decisions ...

Science writer Jason Bittel knows that talking about exotic animals or adventure-seeking experiences to a group of fourth grade students can elicit amazement. But Bittel’s message to students at ...

He photographed the darkly colored, paperclip-size tadpoles in Cedar Lake, part of Canada’s Vancouver Island. “The challenge was to get the camera-to-subject distance just right and light them well ...

Upon your arrival in Ecuador, either in Quito, Ecuador’s capital city in the Andes, or in the coastal city of Guayaquil, for an included transfer to your convenient hotel for an overnight stay. Both ...

National Geographic's annual Pictures of the Year issue features stunning wildlife photos highlighting endangered species and fragile ecosystems.

Much of the three-part “Planet Weird,” which goes out of its way to find the nutty in nature, is simultaneously fascinating and disgusting—the much sought-after synthesis of wildlife programming: ...

Less than an hour from downtown Portland, National Geographic Photographer Michael George finds surfing, river sanctuaries, and a Civil War-era fort. Two Lights State Park spans 41 acres of rocky ...

I'm pretty sure Ryan Reynolds could make a root canal fun and entertaining. And if you needed more proof beyond the actor's sassy, foul-mouthed antics as Marvel's Merc with a Mouth, Deadpool, then do ...

National Engineering Research Center of Geographic Information System (NERCGIS), CUG has the following research output in the current window (1 October 2024 - 30 September 2025) of the Nature Index.

Jeff Kerby didn’t know he was looking for an Arctic poppy when he, fellow National Geographic Explorer Brian Buma and a team of researchers climbed to the top of the world to photograph it. “I was ...