Join National Geographic Photographer Nichole Sobecki in South Africa as she explores efforts to protect wild cheetahs and other big cats from trafficking and habitat loss. This vital work

Join National Geographic Photographer Nichole Sobecki in South Africa as she explores efforts to protect wild cheetahs and other big cats from trafficking and habitat loss. This vital work highlights National Geographic's commitment to science, exploration, and bringing you stories that matter.

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Explore the deadly forces behind Earth’s most destructive natural disasters and a catastrophic threat off America’s coast in "Draining the Pacific."

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Explore the deadly forces behind Earth’s most destructive natural disasters and a catastrophic threat off America’s coast in "Draining the Pacific."

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"Secrets of the Elephants," a four-part series executive produced by James Cameron and narrated by Natalie Portman, premieres Friday, April 21 on National Geographic. Watch the official trailer

"Secrets of the Elephants," a four-part series executive produced by James Cameron and narrated by Natalie Portman, premieres Friday, April 21 on National Geographic. Watch the official trailer here: Secrets of the Elephants Trailer.

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Draining the Gulf of Mexico uncovers ancient secrets, revealing stories of piracy, war, slavery, and even a dinosaur-killing asteroid.

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Draining the Gulf of Mexico uncovers ancient secrets, revealing stories of piracy, war, slavery, and even a dinosaur-killing asteroid.

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Alaskans navigate winter's harsh realities to sustain their off-grid lifestyles, a journey explored in *Life Below Zero: Next Generation*.

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Alaskans navigate winter's harsh realities to sustain their off-grid lifestyles, a journey explored in *Life Below Zero: Next Generation*.

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Guided by National Geographic photographer Irene Yee, chef Melissa King explores Oregon's high desert. She pushes physical limits, discovers a vibrant ecosystem, and crafts a meal inspired by the

Guided by National Geographic photographer Irene Yee, chef Melissa King explores Oregon's high desert. She pushes physical limits, discovers a vibrant ecosystem, and crafts a meal inspired by the experience. This content is paid for by Mazda.

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Through Okavango Eternal, National Geographic and De Beers are leveraging science and technology to explore and protect the Okavango Delta's vital river ecosystem in Botswana. This initiative,

Through Okavango Eternal, National Geographic and De Beers are leveraging science and technology to explore and protect the Okavango Delta's vital river ecosystem in Botswana. This initiative, supported by De Beers, collaborates with local communities to understand and safeguard the region's diverse wildlife.

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As climate change worsens wildfires in the American West, National Geographic photographer Kiliii Yuyan introduces Indigenous groups in the Klamath Basin. They are reviving cultural burning

As climate change worsens wildfires in the American West, National Geographic photographer Kiliii Yuyan introduces Indigenous groups in the Klamath Basin. They are reviving cultural burning practices, ancient methods that effectively controlled fires for centuries, offering a crucial way to mitigate catastrophic events.

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Celebrate Earth Day with National Geographic Explorer Nirupa Rao, who uses botanical illustration to document the southern Indian rainforest's native plant life, including a 140-foot tree. Despite

Celebrate Earth Day with National Geographic Explorer Nirupa Rao, who uses botanical illustration to document the southern Indian rainforest's native plant life, including a 140-foot tree. Despite challenges like king cobras, Rao's work introduces new audiences to this hidden kingdom.

Learn more about Rao's incredible journey on the 'Overheard at National Geographic' podcast. This series dives into captivating conversations with explorers, photographers, and scientists from around the world.

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With only 0.5% of fresh water available, conservation is crucial. Learn how communities and simple daily actions can reduce water consumption, as highlighted by experts. (Paid content for

With only 0.5% of fresh water available, conservation is crucial. Learn how communities and simple daily actions can reduce water consumption, as highlighted by experts. (Paid content for Finish.)

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