As National Geographic reimagines its iconic headquarters for the 21st century, here’s a look back at its history as a base for both Cold War spies and the Society’s own Explorers.

The islands and inlets of Campbell River, on the eastern coast of Vancouver Island, can provide plenty of exhilarating wilderness experiences — if you know where to look.

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National Geographic's new museum plans place visitors inside the stories and inspire a new generation of explorers ...

Oman will play host to the National Geographic Learning (NGL) annual educational forum this year coinciding with its 10-year anniversary from ...

Melbourne’s 50-pound celebrity chick is molting, revealing adult feathers beneath his iconic brown fluff. Here’s what to expect as he waddles into adulthood.

Your list of museums to check out in D.C. is already long, but you may have to make room for one more. The National ...

New Mexico hosts a staggeringly diverse range of national parks, preserves and monuments. The fifth-largest state in the US, ...

By Rhett A. Butler As Esri nears its 50th anniversary, Jack Dangermond exemplifies how geographic information systems (GIS) ...

According to Gaza local authorities, more than 43,000 people have been killed since Israel's latest offensive which started ...

Across Transylvania’s mountains, villagers are opening up their homes to guests, cooking recipes that reach back through generations, rich in farm produce, garden herbs and handmade cheese and wine.

In Seoraksan National Park, in the north east of South Korea, the mountainous landscape is dotted with Buddhist shrines. Overnight stays in temples and hikes up rocky crags make for a heady ...