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Expeditions Council Projects
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Blue Holes Project
National Geographic Emerging Explorer Kenny Broad and a team of divers aren't afraid to go far underground to explore the Bahamas' underwater caves and aquifers.
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Snow Leopards
The elusive Central Asian snow leopard steps into a risk-filled future.
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Redwood Transect
On a yearlong, 700-mile (1,125-kilometer) hike through California's redwood forests, Michael Fay collected data and documented the state of the forest, helping to call attention to this one-of-a-kind ecosystem.
Photo Galleries
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Expeditions Council Grant Application
Are you wondering how to fund your next adventure?
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Ask Luke Dollar
Ask a real-life scientist a question. Read and comment on Luke Dollar's blog post.
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Monster Fish
Join Hogan on his quest to find and study the worlds largest freshwater fish in Thailand waters. He'll travel the country in search of 600-pound Siamese carp, 10-foot-long Mekong giant catfish and the endangered giant freshwater stingray, among others.
Pledge to Cut Your H2O Footprint
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Water Calculator
Figure out your footprint, then join hundreds of website visitors who together have pledged to save thousands of gallons a day.
National Geographic Magazine
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Did You See?
Explorer-in-Residence Zahi Hawass examines Tut's DNA and Emerging Explorer Kenny Broad dives into Bahamas Blue Caves.
