Launching the Wild Bird Revolution
The Wild Bird Trust are excited to announce that we are launching the Wild Bird Revolution blog site, www.wildbirdrevolution.org.
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Science & Exploration
Views From the Field: Co-Leaders of “Sea to Source: Ganges” Expedition Reflect on Their Post-Monsoon Journeys
Over the past few weeks, you’ve heard from our team studying the flow and impacts of plastic pollution in the water, on land, and in communities along the Ganges River. In our final installation, we hear personal reflections from ...
Press Releases
Global Science Team on Red Alert as Arctic Lands Grow Greener
National Geographic Explorers Jeff Kerby and Isla Myers-Smith lay out a new perspective on what we do and do not know about Arctic greening
Top 25 Wild Bird Photographs of the Week: Bird Photography
Bird photography has many different facets and exciting photographic challenges. There are moments between the photographer and the bird where a bird fixing you with its gaze creates an alluring portrait that result in a stunning landscape shots. Photographing birds ...
Museum & Events
National Geographic Spring Events Season Illuminates the Wonder of Our World
There’s an event for everyone this season, whether you prefer engaging happy hours and trivia nights or inspiring live talks and virtual explorations in our award-winning virtual reality theater.
Top 25 Wild Bird Photographs of the Week: Doves and Pigeons
In everyday speech, dove frequently indicates a pigeon that is white or nearly white; some people use the terms dove and pigeon interchangeably. In contrast, in scientific and ornithological practice, dove tends to be used for smaller species and pigeon ...
Science & Exploration
Sumatran Rhino Rescue Partners Expand Indonesian Sanctuary
Sumatran Rhino Rescue Alliance partners announce the expansion of a key sanctuary in Indonesia to support efforts to save the Sumatran rhino from extinction.
Top 25 Wild Bird Photographs of the Week: #Feeding
Having an understanding of what birds eat is important when it comes to having an overall idea of their preferred diets. Every bird has a different dietary preference, and if the preferences are known for different birds then this can ...
Science & Exploration
How Do Mountain Glaciers Act Like Water Towers for the Planet? What Makes Them So Important?
Samantha Hyde, Senior Program Manager for National Geographic Labs, discusses the critical importance of mountain glaciers — water resources that support nearly a quarter of the world’s population.
Press Releases
The National Geographic Society and EarthX Partner to Celebrate the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day
Earthx2020 will be Held April 22 to 26, 2020 in Dallas
Press Releases
Society for Science & the Public Announces National Geographic Society as a Sponsor of the Regeneron International Science and Engineering Fair
National Geographic Society to sponsor Earth and Environmental Sciences Category, Washington, DC student delegation and popular welcome event
Science & Exploration
Biodiversity Loss A Top Global Risk in the Coming Decade
Protecting 30 percent of the Earth’s lands and oceans offers safety net for nature, people and the climate
Press Releases
The National Geographic Society Names Dr. Jill Tiefenthaler as Chief Executive Officer
Proven Innovator to Lead 132-Year-Old Institution Into New Era
Press Releases
UN Convention on Biodiversity Proposes Protection of at Least 30 Percent of the Planet by 2030
Protecting areas of particular importance for biodiversity
Top 25 Wild Bird Photographs of the Week: January 2020
Birds are admired for their beauty, songs, and the grace of their ability to fly and most importantly birds are admired for the role they play in the ecosystem. Thank you to all the photographers that submitted photos of birds ...
