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From tracking snow leopards in the Himalaya to looking for ancient microbial life on Mars, new episodes of #OverheardNatGeo begin on Feb. 2!
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Years or even decades in the future, #COVID19 could transition into a mild childhood illness. But this transition won’t happen overnight
These women left home in fear, hope, or desperation, seeking new lives. Some found opportunity—others found more uncertainty
From pet portraits to family scenes, discover stories that might touch your heart in these photography books
The rediscovery of the Mindo harlequin toad could mean there’s hope yet for this family of amphibians amid the devastation caused by the chytrid fungus
See how the climate where you live could be transformed if carbon emissions continue to rise
Across Europe, parts of North Africa, and the Middle East, the remnants of these roads can be found crisscrossing the landscape
The Florida grasshopper sparrow—which just two years ago seemed doomed to extinction—is making a comeback
Bighorn sheep deliver headbutts at over 20 miles per hour—enough to kill a human
The simplest advice for making the most of a spring escape: focus on outdoor activities away from crowds and close to home
The Moderna vaccine seems to be less effective against the South African variant, but as a precaution, Moderna is also developing a new form of booster vaccine
Microaggressions are subtle, everyday exchanges that convey bias. Here’s how parents can help their kids identify, correct, and prevent them
On January 25, Moderna announced that its vaccine is effective in protecting against the SARS-CoV-2 variants that were first identified in the United Kingdom and South Africa
Your Shot photographer Subhash Nair spotted this African Elephant walking through the morning mist in Kenya's Amboseli National Park
Conservation efforts are tied to income flowing from the Osa’s tourist trade, which has been reduced to a trickle by the pandemic
In one of the wildest, most remote places in the contiguous United States, locals grapple with what defines public use, and who gets to decide the fate of a forest
Making a difference “takes a level of empathy and perspective-taking.” Here's how you can raise an empathetic change-maker
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