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Photographer Lynsey Addario faces death threats and kidnappings to document the experiences of women and civilians in conflict zones around the world.
Kenny Broad explores the submerged cave system of the Blue Holes in the Bahamas, seeking insights into evolution and climate change.
Adam Riess, awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics, explains the accelerating expansion of the universe and its connection to dark energy.
Nobel Laureate Adam Riess and Nat Geo Explorer Kenny Broad explore the scientific significance of blue holes and dark energy in their presentation.
Maritza Morales Casanova, an environmentalist and Emerging Explorer, is transforming environmental education in Mexico by equipping children with conservation and leadership skills.
Marc Kaufman, author of "Mars Up Close," discusses the history of Mars exploration and insights gained from the Mars rovers at a Live event.
NASA geologist John Grant examines Martian rocks for evidence of past life on the red planet in a presentation from Live.
NASA scientist Pan Conrad analyzes findings from the Curiosity rover to address the mysteries of Mars and enhance understanding of the red planet.
In the Brazilian Amazon, photographer Martin Schoeller captures the Kayapo people's vibrant traditions as they navigate the influences of modern society.
Mattias Klum, a renowned natural history photographer, shares his experiences and insights from his global explorations in this Live presentation.
May Bsisu explores Arab cuisine through its rich recipes, menus, feasts, and traditions, highlighting the cultural significance of food in the Arab world.
Chris Rainier, a leading documentary photographer, captures the challenges faced by indigenous cultures around the world as their traditional ways of life are threatened.
Long-distance hiker Jennifer Pharr Davis set the overall speed record for the 2,181-mile Appalachian Trail, completing it in 46 and a half days.
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In the Ansel Adams Wilderness of the Sierra Nevada, photographer Peter Essick captures the region's stark beauty, honoring the legacy of the iconic American artist.
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Nobel Laureate Martin Chalfie and Nat Geo Explorer Beth Shapiro analyze the factors influencing species survival and extinction.
Paleontologist Nizar Ibrahim connects findings from the Cretaceous period, Nazi Germany, and modern Africa to trace the history of the Spinosaurus dinosaur.
Andrew McCarthy reflects on his evolution from a successful actor to an award-winning travel writer, sharing insights from his diverse career.
Osvel Hinojosa Huerta leads initiatives to restore the Colorado River, which has been significantly depleted by human consumption and no longer reaches the sea.
Patrick Meier uses real-time data and mapping technologies to improve the efficiency of humanitarian relief efforts during global emergencies.
Wildlife photographer Paul Nicklen captures the behavior of emperor penguins beneath the Antarctic ice while navigating threats from predators.
Emerging Explorer Dino Martins highlights the crucial role of pollinators, such as long-tongued bees and hawk moths, in sustaining ecosystems worldwide.
Jimmy Chin showcases a new generation of climbers tackling the iconic rock faces of Yosemite National Park in his presentation for Live.
Marine biologist Thomas Peschak photographs sharks and sardines off South Africa's coast to promote understanding and conservation of these often-misunderstood species.
World traveler Pico Iyer shares insights on the experience of being a stranger in foreign lands during a conversation with Traveler magazine's Don George.
Raghava KK explores the intersection of art and technology, demonstrating how brain waves can alter artistic perception and enhance interactive storytelling.
Space archaeologist Sarah Parcak employs advanced satellite technology to reveal hidden remnants of ancient Roman civilizations, highlighting her initial setbacks and subsequent successes.
Electrical engineer Robert Wood and his team at Harvard University develop innovative microrobots that have potential applications in medicine, search-and-rescue, and agriculture.
In China's ancient stone forest, rock-climbers Matt Segal and Cedar Wright explore giant natural arches alongside photographer Carsten Peter.
Sandra Postel advocates for sustainable water practices and highlights the importance of freshwater conservation through everyday actions.
Sanga Moses' initiative in Uganda transforms waste into clean cooking energy, empowering local communities while addressing environmental challenges.
Sarah and Eric McNair-Landry kite-ski over 2,000 miles through Canada's Arctic archipelago, facing polar bears and extreme weather conditions.
Sasha Kramer addresses Haiti's health, economic, and environmental challenges by promoting sustainable sanitation solutions through innovative toilet systems.
Acclaimed chef Barton Seaver advocates for sustainable seafood practices to reconnect society with the natural world through culinary experiences.
Conservation biologist Shivani Bhalla implements innovative community outreach programs in Kenya to protect the country's declining lion population.
Legendary climber Peter Athans joins a team of explorers to investigate the ancient relics hidden within Nepal's remote sky caves.
Mark Aldenderfer, a grantee, explores the sky caves of Nepal, revealing ancient murals, manuscripts, and artifacts.
Photographer Cory Richards chronicles the challenges and dangers of exploring the remote caves of Nepal in the conclusion of a three-part series.
In the harsh desert of the American Southwest, climbers Alex Honnold and Cedar Wright summited 45 rock towers and biked 700 miles as part of their extreme adventure.
John "Planetwalker" Francis spent 17 years in silence while walking across the United States, promoting environmental awareness and personal reflection.
Renowned neuroscientist Richard Davidson collaborates with the Dalai Lama to explore how mindfulness, meditation, and kindness can enhance human well-being through scientific research.
Renowned neuroscientist Richard Davidson, in collaboration with the Dalai Lama, explores how mindfulness and meditation can enhance resilience, positive outlook, attention, and generosity for improved well-being.
Marine biologist Tierney Thys, inventor Tan Le, and forest ecologist Nalini Nadkarni explore the neurological benefits of nature on human health.
Tim Flannery examines the effects of human activity on Earth and questions the future survival of humanity in this Live presentation.
Tristram Stuart advocates for reducing food waste, highlighting that one-third of the world's food is discarded from plow to plate through grassroots initiatives.
Sherpas, the unsung heroes of Mount Everest, face a death rate higher than soldiers in the Iraq war while supporting climbers in their perilous pursuits.
