National Geographic has launched an expanded series of live Explorer Classroom events, connecting K-12 students with scientists, journalists, and cultural experts worldwide. These free sessions ...

As David Attenborough turns 100 on May 8, Indian naturalists, conservationists, writers, filmmakers, and wildlife experts ...

Every first timer to Japan should see Tokyo and Kyoto, and for good reason. Kyoto is Japan’s most historically significant ...

A century ago, scientists began to study enigmatic Nasca geoglyphs in Peru. Thanks to AI, the known number has nearly doubled ...

Scientists made significant advances in underwater archaeology techniques and photogrammetry while investigating the crannog ...

Despite their large numbers, these bees' nests remained hidden from scientists’ awareness—until someone stumbled upon them.

The latest studies bring the number of remains identified from this doomed 1845 expedition to six of the 129 who set out to ...

The Pythagoras Cup, Greece’s ancient “greedy cup,” offers a playful way to explore Greek wine, Samos, Santorini, history, ...

The Center for Biological Diversity released new video footage and photographs today documenting recent damage from border ...

On the 50th anniversary of his iconic jump at Kings Island theme park, we’re celebrating Evel Knievel—a daredevil stuntman famous for his daring motorcycle jumps. Clad in red, white and blue, he ...

Renowned Canadian explorer and bestselling author Adam Shoalts returned to the Madawaska Complex Community Hall at 26A Major Lake Road in Madawaska on April 19 at 1 p.m. He talked ...