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.

This writer traced her roots back to a small Calabrian village and found 100 living relatives. A new Italian initiative makes ...

Expedition photographer Frank Hurley’s visuals have become timeless classics of their own, ensuring the story lives on a ...

On the southeast coast, this city by the sea is a favourite beach break among Koreans. Join them to enjoy boat-fresh seafood, a wide arc of golden sand and a relaxed pace of life, epitomised by the ...

These antiheroes of the American West are actually not so bad. New research reveals they're good parents and neighbors, and ...

Snake lungworm disease, which infects at least 19 snake species, is poised to spread throughout the southeastern U.S.

Ryan Sokoloski, the organization’s senior director of ... Sokoloski credits the project team for helping incorporate National Geographic’s high standards for sustainability into the museum ...

National Geographic plans to open a 100,000-square-foot museum in downtown D.C. by mid-2026, the organization announced Monday. The reconceived Museum of Exploration will serve as an expansion of ...

Explore Romania's new 870-mile trail, winding through stunning citadels, UNESCO World Heritage sites, and picturesque villages.

along with 100 organizations' representatives. Day one kicks off with panels like "From Deep Space to Deep Ocean," featuring ...

From silent walking to noise-mitigating architecture, here’s how individuals and cities are pushing back against the roar of modern life—one decibel at a time.