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Scenic California conceals a crisis of missing Indigenous women
Scenic California conceals a crisis of missing Indigenous women
3 easy ways to reduce your groceries’ carbon footprint
3 easy ways to reduce your groceries’ carbon footprint
The weird, wondrous world of seahorses
The weird, wondrous world of seahorses
Ancient prairie may soon be razed by airport
Ancient prairie may soon be razed by airport
Historic drought looms for 20 million living in Horn of Africa
Historic drought looms for 20 million living in Horn of Africa
Their identity was forged through resistance
Their identity was forged through resistance
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Welcome to Earth

    A Disney+ original series from National Geographic, ’Welcome to Earth,’ follows Will Smith on an extraordinary adventure around the world. Throughout the six-part limited series produced by filmmaker Darren Aronofsky, Will is guided by explorers on an awe-inspiring journey, getting up close and personal with some of the most thrilling spectacles on the planet.
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    Bangkok rediscovers the magic of its legendary river
    Bangkok rediscovers the magic of its legendary river
    Secrets of Harriet Tubman’s life are being revealed 100 years later
    Secrets of Harriet Tubman’s life are being revealed 100 years later
    This former coal mining region now fuels green tourism
    This former coal mining region now fuels green tourism
    10 "Great Walks" of New Zealand: Beaches, Forest, and Mountains By Foot
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    10 "Great Walks" of New Zealand: Beaches, Forest, and Mountains By Foot
    The elusive urban forest that lies beneath Toronto
    The elusive urban forest that lies beneath Toronto
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    Amelia Earhart Part II: The Lady’s Legacy
    There’s more than one way to find Amelia Earhart. An explorer could launch an expedition and comb every inch of the seafloor in the South Pacific, but the best place to look might be much closer than you think.
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    Recycling Day

    A woman in Cape Coral, Florida, prepares to take aluminum cans to recycling in this image from our photography archives.

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    March 2022 Issue

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    Inside the booming business of cricket catching
    Inside the booming business of cricket catching
    In this dense Indian forest, tigers and leopards are thriving
    In this dense Indian forest, tigers and leopards are thriving
    The urgent efforts to save winter in the Alps
    The urgent efforts to save winter in the Alps
    These samurai devotees bring a cherished culture back to life
    These samurai devotees bring a cherished culture back to life
    4 ways to help your local wildlife this spring
    4 ways to help your local wildlife this spring
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