Researchers are still figuring out how people define well-being across countries and cultures. Happiness is a factor, but ...

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From high-altitude climbers to divers who can fish without scuba gear, scientists are finding new ways that human bodies may ...

Have we broken the natural contract between humans and rivers? The nature writer debates our relationship with the world’s ...

From Hawaii's Papakōlea Beach to Butiama Beach in Tanzania to Reynisfjara in Iceland, there are many incredible beaches all over the world. The new National Geographic book,100 B ...

Under a swath of Kentucky hills and hollows is a limestone labyrinth that became the heartland of a national park. The surface of Mammoth Cave National Park encompasses about 80 square miles.

Rising dramatically from the Gulf of St. Lawrence, massive, sheer Percé Rock towers off the tip of Quebec's Gaspé Peninsula like a ship at sea. This rugged, windswept region spans 11,714 square ...

It is also an increasingly rare opportunity for researchers. Today Galápagos penguins join the more than half of all penguin species that are classified as endangered or vulnerable, imperiled by ...

It's easy to picture what the Ojibwa saw in the 1400s when they first traveled in birchbark canoes to what is now Ontario's Quetico Provincial Park. Little here has changed since then and, as part ...

With some planning, tourists can cover the City of Lights like Parisians, on two wheels. Here’s a four-step guide on how to ...

The thin air above cloud level. The views over snow-tipped mountains. The climbs over boulder and scree, and the first gasp ...