Out of Eden Walk
The Out of Eden Walk is writer and National Geographic Fellow Paul Salopek’s multiyear, 21,000-mile storytelling odyssey across the globe in the footsteps of our ancestors.
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Animals
- How wild animals eaten at the first Thanksgiving are faring todayHow wild animals eaten at the first Thanksgiving are faring today
- Insecticides can cause lasting harm for generations of beesInsecticides can cause lasting harm for generations of bees
- As tastes change, Vietnam’s bear bile industry is fadingAs tastes change, Vietnam’s bear bile industry is fading
- See the microscopic world of plankton in stunning detailSee the microscopic world of plankton in stunning detail
Environment
- Inside a Ukrainian war zone, another fight rages—for clean airInside a Ukrainian war zone, another fight rages—for clean air
- Empowering people to protect the Okavango Basin, Video Story
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Empowering people to protect the Okavango Basin - Why these West African architects are choosing mud over concreteWhy these West African architects are choosing mud over concrete
- Europe's butterflies are vanishing as small farms disappearEurope's butterflies are vanishing as small farms disappear
- How technology can bring us closer to nature and help protect it., Video Story
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How technology can bring us closer to nature and help protect it. - Small farms fight for centuries-old water rights in ColoradoSmall farms fight for centuries-old water rights in Colorado
- Experts weigh in on how to save Hong Kong’s marine life
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Experts weigh in on how to save Hong Kong’s marine life - COP26 nears conclusion with mixed signals and frustrationCOP26 nears conclusion with mixed signals and frustration
- Europe burns a controversial ‘green’ energy source: U.S. treesEurope burns a controversial ‘green’ energy source: U.S. trees
History & Culture
- How an ancient revolt sparked the Festival of LightsHow an ancient revolt sparked the Festival of Lights
- A rare look inside the Smithsonian’s secret storeroomsA rare look inside the Smithsonian’s secret storerooms
- The Orient Express embodied the romance of the railwaysThe Orient Express embodied the romance of the railways
- Barbados will finally cut ties to the British monarchyBarbados will finally cut ties to the British monarchy
- How the Commonwealth arose from a crumbling British EmpireHow the Commonwealth arose from a crumbling British Empire
- How the traditional Thanksgiving feast has evolved over centuriesHow the traditional Thanksgiving feast has evolved over centuries
Science
- The risk of heart inflammation from virus vs. vaccineThe risk of heart inflammation from virus vs. vaccine
- This NASA spacecraft will smash into an asteroid. Here’s why.This NASA spacecraft will smash into an asteroid. Here’s why.
- Dramatic photos show La Palma volcano’s ongoing eruptionDramatic photos show La Palma volcano’s ongoing eruption
- Meteorites from Mars traced back to a volcanic behemothMeteorites from Mars traced back to a volcanic behemoth
- The facts about fetal cell lines and COVID-19 vaccinesThe facts about fetal cell lines and COVID-19 vaccines
Travel
- Here’s the best place to see northern lights in the U.S.
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Here’s the best place to see northern lights in the U.S. - These are the best compact cameras for travelers in 2022These are the best compact cameras for travelers in 2022
- For travelers with disabilities, video games are windows to the worldFor travelers with disabilities, video games are windows to the world
- Scotland’s Storylands: Explore the living landscapes of Badenoch
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Scotland’s Storylands: Explore the living landscapes of Badenoch - The Belgian city where the Big Bang theory was bornThe Belgian city where the Big Bang theory was born
- How bison are connecting travelers with Native culturesHow bison are connecting travelers with Native cultures
