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    Apr 14

    Stuck at home from New York to Nairobi, National Geographic photographers focus on family, empty streets, and walks in the wild.

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  2. 40 minutes ago

    Whether you prefer the view from Earth's highest peak or deepest crevices, find the inspiration for your next trek.

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  3. 4 hours ago

    "Mesa Arch is famous for it's beautiful sunrise and I didn't want to miss this moment," writes photographer Rohan Sushila, who captured this inspiring scene in Canyonlands National Park, Utah.

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  5. 10 hours ago

    Whatever the label, these stories allow us to imagine other places, other times, and take trips that go beyond our wildest dreams.

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  6. 13 hours ago

    As warm weather beckons, here are a few great ways to optimize a summertime “staycation.”

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  7. 16 hours ago

    Here's how to enjoy the benefits of observing winged creatures—while at home and on future travels.

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  8. 24 hours ago

    Rescued by a veterinarian in Curaçao, the charismatic bird has become a local celebrity—and spokesbird for environmental awareness.

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  9. May 21

    In this well-timed photo by photographer Poorna Kedar, a pair of greater flamingos appear to make the shape of a heart.

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  10. May 21

    Practiced since at least the 7th century, this will be the first time in 40 years that this ancient festival is not taking place as usual.

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  11. May 21

    Hatshepsut's temple is one of the world’s most striking architectural masterpieces, but perhaps even more noteworthy is the woman who commissioned it.

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  12. May 21

    In this wonderland of biodiversity, the very thing that has defined it—isolation—could be its undoing.

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  13. May 21

    These conspicuous-looking creatures aren’t fond of the limelight. "They’re very skittish and I guess I’d say sneaky."

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  14. May 20

    From an orca on the hunt to narwhals touching tusks, peruse through some of the most stunning photographs of marine giants.

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  15. May 20

    "Despite being a marine biologist, this was my first encounter with whales, and it was truly magical," writes photographer Jay Boyle.

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  16. May 20

    There’s a myth in America that says Native American cultures are declining—a myth that photographer Ryan RedCorn is trying to counter.

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  17. May 20

    Over six months, Arndt shot more than 60,000 pictures, creating a portrait of wild honeybees unlike anything seen before.

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  18. May 20

    The plight of bees has spurred interest in the sweet syrup they produce, giving people an opportunity to sell, cook, and experiment with honey. Here's how travelers can help.

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  19. May 20

    Within a day's drive of Cape Town exists an awe-inspiring world of flowers—many of which can be found nowhere else on Earth.

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  20. May 19

    Vital parts of their ecosystems, trees also spark our imagination, inspire famous books, receive worship, and bear witness to history.

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  21. May 19

    “No trip to Port Renfrew would be complete without a mandatory visit to this little fir tree sprouting out of an old log on Fairy Lake,” writes photographer BinBin Zheng.

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