In honor of Earth Day, National Geographic is selling prints of some of the world's best nature photography from the past decade. In honor of Earth Day and the photographers who make our Earth ...

National Geographic photographer, Joel Sartore ... is a moving celebration of biodiversity and a touching reminder that nature needs our help. Joel Sartore gets up close and personal with the ...

It is a celebration of the splendor of nature and of the animal ... and children in collaboration with National Geographic, around the ambitious Photo Ark project, which was founded by ...

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His photos appear frequently in National Geographic magazine ... I was not the first photographer to venture here. Even Joseph Banks, who is credited with the cave's modern discovery in 1772 ...

A biologist turned photographer chronicles the ... His film work has aired on PBS’s Nature. For the Yellowstone issue of National Geographic, Donovan spent 2015 living in the national park ...

This story appears in the January 2018 issue of National Geographic magazine ... It’s the connection between photography and nature that I was looking for.” 1 of 16 A colony of arctic terns ...

His photos appear frequently in National Geographic magazine ... close enough to animals occasionally. Nature Trek This is different than wildlife photography. Whether you are hiking the rain ...

The ecologist and photographer examines nature’s rhythms in the world’s harshest environments. National Geographic Explorers are infinitely curious people who are passionate about our planet ...

on assignment in Namibia for National Geographic magazine, Frans Lanting captured the surreal landscape image above in a location called Dead Vlei. Due to the nature ... s photo editor for this ...

The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN ... in the August 2018 issue of National Geographic magazine. Consider the shoebill, whose photo opens this article.