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Manta ray expert Andrea Marshall, conservation biologist Krithi Karanth, and photographer Joel Sartore share insights on nature exploration in a Hangout.
South America's busiest airports are the backdrop for significant cocaine busts involving bricks of cocaine and suspicious food packages.
In Laos, brothers Dennis and Patrick Weinert navigate the historic Ho Chi Minh Trail while confronting the region's complex history and their own survival challenges.
Two brothers travel along the Mekong River, exploring its impact on communities in Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos while meeting those who depend on its resources.
In the Maasai Mara, experts guide a live safari experience, showcasing lions, elephants, buffalo, and other wildlife while engaging with audiences on social media.
Climbers discuss their careers and personal relationships while facing the pressures of competition and the challenges of friendship and rivalry in sport climbing.
Herod the Great, known for his monumental constructions in Judea, has his tomb's location re-evaluated through new archaeological findings by Ehud Netzer.
In Bern, Switzerland, climbers share their passion for the sport and the significance of competition as the World Championship unfolds at the Bern Stadium.
An international team of scientists, led by Dr Julian Bayliss, climbs a sheer rock wall in Mozambique to study an untouched forest's role in climate change.
Cozy yule log ambiance paired with holiday music creates a festive atmosphere while promoting subscriptions and gifts for the season.
OceanXplorers features high-definition footage of whales and jellyfish accompanied by relaxing ocean sounds, showcasing the beauty of marine life.
Explorers including Robert Ballard, Jane Goodall, and Paula Kahumbu participated in a Google+ Hangout to celebrate the 125th anniversary of the Society.
In 2017, Nate Dappen and his family renovated their original canoes to retrace a 1974 expedition along the Inside Passage from Washington to Juneau.
Caesar Sant, a child violin prodigy from Winston-Salem, North Carolina, faces the challenges of recovery from strokes caused by sickle-cell anemia, with a potential lifesaving bone marrow transplant from his newborn sister.
In Haiti, master machete fencer Alfred Avril explores the historical and cultural significance of machete fencing, rooted in the Haitian Revolution.
In Manitoba, Canada, archaeologist Adrian Myers examines an abandoned World War II prisoner of war camp, revealing insights into the lives of German soldiers held there.
In several African countries, foreign investment in agriculture has enhanced infrastructure and living standards while also causing environmental harm and threatening small farms.
In 1913, Australian explorer Douglas Mawson faced extreme conditions during a 95-mile trek across Antarctica after a disastrous expedition.
Ancient Persia's religious landscape before the rise of Islam reveals a complex belief system that significantly influenced Persian culture and history.
National Geographic explores meal prepping techniques with insights from renowned chefs and nutritionists to promote healthier eating habits and efficiency.
Artist and activist Asher Jay employs creative concepts and striking designs to highlight the severe impacts of wildlife trafficking on global ecosystems.
Bethany Ehlmann, a planetary geologist and Emerging Explorer, directs NASA's Curiosity rover to study Mars' ancient rocks and environment.
Diego Calderón returns to Colombia to meet former FARC members years after being kidnapped while researching birds in a remote area.
In Thailand's Thap Lan National Park, rangers confront the escalating threat of rosewood trafficking as poachers devastate forests in pursuit of lucrative timber.
Apa Sherpa, a world-record holder for summiting Mount Everest 21 times, aims to improve educational opportunities for the Sherpa people through the Apa Sherpa Foundation.
Cambodia's first women's wheelchair basketball team, the Battambang Roses, qualified for the 2018 Asia Para Games, highlighting their resilience and determination.
Ruddy Roye, a Storytelling Fellow from Jamaica, discusses his experiences covering the 2020 protests and his project "When Living Is a Protest."
Chad Jenkins explores the application of robotics in various real-world settings, including homes, outer space, and conflict zones.
Cheetahs, sailfish, and peregrine falcons exemplify the pinnacle of speed in the animal kingdom, showcasing unique adaptations for survival across land, sea, and air.
Nobel Laureate Roger Myerson and Emerging Explorer Jill Pruetz examine how humans and chimpanzees enhance their societies through communication and conflict resolution.
At Los Angeles International Airport, CBP agents find unusual items in a young man's bag, while HSI conducts a sting operation in Miami involving cocaine hidden in paintings.
In Los Angeles, decades of U.
Fellow Corey Jaskolski and his team develop innovative technologies, including color night vision, to enhance exploration capabilities.
Cory Richards, a high school dropout and photographer, shares his experiences pushing the limits of adventure and storytelling.
Corine Wegener, a modern-day monuments woman, travels globally to preserve cultural heritage in conflict zones, highlighting the importance of safeguarding history.
In the Gila Wilderness, photographer Katie Orlinsky discusses her career in visual storytelling, highlighting her work on workers' rights in Mexico and the Yukon Quest sled dog race.
In West Yellowstone, wildlife ecologist Arthur Middleton discusses elk migration and the Greater Yellowstone ecosystem during a live event hosted by .
Emily Ainsworth, an anthropologist and photographer, profiles the vibrant yet challenging life of performers in a Mexican circus.
Soudah Peaks in Saudi Arabia features diverse wildlife and lush forests, with the Soudah Development Project focused on preserving its unique ecosystem and promoting sustainable tourism.
Enric Sala explores the Pitcairn Islands' waters, revealing that its delicate ecosystem faces significant threats despite its reputation for being pristine.
In a Google+ Hangout hosted by , deep-sea diver Jill Heinerth, primatologist Agustin Fuentes, and conservation biologist Paul Racey share stories of exploration failures.
In South America's Gran Chaco region, conservation biologist Erika Cuéllar collaborates with local communities to protect biodiversity from unsustainable development.
Glaciologist Erin Pettit communicates with glaciers to interpret their signals regarding sea level rise and the impacts of climate change.
Over two years, Explorers Thomas Peschak, Fernando Trujillo, Thiago Silva, and Julia Tavares studied the Amazon River Basin across six countries.
The Explorers Symposium showcases experts like Enric Sala, Tristram Stuart, Shivani Bhalla, and Jack Andraka discussing ocean conservation and cancer detection.
Billions of migratory birds across the Western Hemisphere are being tracked through DNA analysis from feathers, enhancing conservation efforts led by the Bird Genoscape Project.
Colorado firefighter Don Whittemore and his colleagues confront increasingly severe wildfires exacerbated by climate change, highlighting the dangers of their profession.
