National Geographic Staff

Environment and Conservation

Photos: Hurricane Ida batters Louisiana

31 August 2021. By National Geographic Staff

• Louisiana
• Natural Disasters and Hazards
• Hurricanes

More

Photography

These are the world’s most beautiful museums

30 July 2021. By National Geographic Staff

• Travel
• Architecture
• Museums
• Cities
• Cultural Tourism
• Visual Arts

More

Travel

See why the world’s best subway lines are destinations in themselves

23 July 2021. By National Geographic Staff

• Architecture
• Cultural Tourism
• Railway
• Train Trips

More

Animals

New Pinocchio frog species has a strange, pointy nose

27 April 2021. By National Geographic Staff

• Weird & Wild
• Courtship
• Species Discovery
• Tropical Rainforest

More

Space

Experience searching for ancient signs of life on Mars

25 February 2021. By National Geographic Staff

• Photography
• Mars
• Mars Rover
• Social Media

More

History

This ivory relic reveals the colonial power dynamic between Benin and Portugal

18 February 2021. By National Geographic Staff

• Portugal
• Art History
• Visual Arts
• Ivory
• Slavery
• Trade
• Imperialism

More

History

Anne Boleyn used flirtation, fertility, and faith to seduce Henry VIII

30 December 2020. By National Geographic Staff

• England
• Modern History
• Christianity
• Politics
• Weddings

More

Science

Strength in stubbornness: A 2020 Nobel winner reflects on her career

8 October 2020. By National Geographic Staff

• Genetics
• Chemistry
• Women of Impact

More

Space

Astronomers spot the biggest, strangest black hole collision ever found

3 September 2020. By National Geographic Staff

• Astronomy
• Black Holes

More

Adventure

Explore otherworldly realms in these 13 fantastical tales of adventure

25 May 2020. By National Geographic Staff

• Science
• Travel
• Books

More

Photography

Here’s how to take at-home photos like a Nat Geo photographer

1 May 2020. By National Geographic Staff

• Family Life
• Photography Tips
• Coronavirus Coverage

More

Environment and Conservation

Venice experiencing worst floods in 50 years

14 November 2019. By National Geographic Staff

• Venice
• Climate Change
• Floods

More

Environment and Conservation

Tornadoes, explained

3 September 2019. By National Geographic Staff

• Colorado
• Texas
• Safety
• Thunderstorms
• Tornadoes

More

History

How the Titanic was lost and found

25 August 2019. By National Geographic Staff

• North Atlantic Ocean
• Robert D. Ballard
• Shipwrecks
• Titanic
• Underwater Archaeology
• Underwater Photography

More

Animals

Witness Africa’s ‘Other’ Epic Migration

25 July 2019. By National Geographic Staff

• Animal Migration
• Autumn
• National Parks
• Wildlife

More

Travel

See the future: Here are the world’s most innovative cities

3 July 2019. By National Geographic Staff

• Cities

More

Environment and Conservation

Melting ice may be a boon for some Arctic whales—then a bust

2 July 2019. By National Geographic Staff

• Algae
• Whales
• Ice

More

Culture

Summer solstice traditions from around the world

21 June 2019. By National Geographic Staff

• Egypt
• Stonehenge
• Traditions
• Holidays
• Maya

More

Photography

2019 National Geographic Travel Photo Contest: The Winners

14 June 2019. By National Geographic Staff

• Photography Contests
• National Geographic Traveller Photography Competition

More

Culture

Why summer solstice is one of the best times to see Stonehenge

7 June 2019. By National Geographic Staff

• Stonehenge
• Travel
• Ruins
• UNESCO World Heritage Sites
• World Heritage

More