The renovated space highlights the hallmarks of the iconic 138-year-old brand, from wildlife photography to the study of anthropology ...

At the new National Geographic Museum of Exploration you can look wildlife in the eye via 1,000 animal portraits, follow in the footsteps of an Everest expedition, and sip a cocktail as projections of ...

The heroes who saved the world's last tigers Despite early conservation successes, by the 1990s the world's tiger population was under dire threat. In this beautifully photographed feature, National ...

LOS ANGELES -- Cinematographer and explorer Bertie Gregory takes viewers on a thrilling adventure to meet some of nature's most fascinating creatures. National Geographic's "Animals Up Close with ...

A professional photographer shares their secrets on how to capture animals on camera, from choosing the right equipment to picking where to go.

Visitors to the Momentary in Bentonville soon will be treated to a breathtaking journey through the natural world, as National Geographic brings its acclaimed exhibition "The Greatest Wildlife ...

National Geographic Wild rolls out back-to-back weekend premieres showcasing epic African wildlife encounters. National Geographic Wild is bringing viewers closer to Africa’s most remarkable wildlife ...

She has spent nearly three decades in the wild, counting tigers, talking to farmers, and teaching children why a leopard in the backyard is not always a bad thing. Now, Krithi K. Karanth has been ...

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Bengaluru-based conservation scientist and CEO of the Centre for Wildlife Studies (CWS), Krithi Karanth, on being the first ...