When National Geographic caught up with Goldfarb by phone in New York, he explained how beavers are playing a crucial role in the American West, how a beaver named Jose set up home on the ...

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Tight hip flexors, especially a deep muscle called the psoas, can silently stress your spine. Here's why this muscle deserves more attention—and how to strengthen it.

Fresh advances in 3D scanning technology are making it possible to explore some of the hardest-to-reach and most fragile sites on Earth.

As Bertie Gregory remembers it, the seeds of his passion might have been sown in the fields of English farmers, near his childhood home, where an endless wildlife drama unfolded. He recalls ...

National Geographic today has launched the National Geographic 33, a dynamic list honoring 33 extraordinary individuals whose imaginative ideas and unstoppab ...

The inaugural 'National Geographic 33' list includes the likes of Don Cheadle, Selena Gomez, Sterlin Harjo, Michelle Yeoh and Jason Momoa.

Amtrak’s southern route prepares to reopen, following a 20-year hiatus after Hurricane Katrina.

Destination dupes and cowboy core—how travel will look in 2025 AI itineraries and budget long-haul flights are among the key developments set to influence travel in the year ahead.

National Geographic revealed its annual Pictures of the Year issue. The photos show wildlife, scientific innovations, and more.

The end of the year is (almost) upon us and National Geographic is wrapping up 2024 with its annual "Picture of the Year" issue featuring photographers' most breathtaking and culturally relevant ...

Among the dead were eight people traveling to an ecology conference sponsored by National Geographic. Every year on September 11, at our Washington, D.C., headquarters, we pause to remember them.