Embraced by the world’s best memory athletes, the “method of loci” can also help the rest of us strengthen our recall, heal ...

It supports rural economies by facilitating knowledge exchange among booksellers and businesses, encouraging the use of technology, and helping to preserve and promote regional and national ...

Over the following decades, the Yeti became a powerful tourism brand in Nepal. This beast’s foot forms the logo of the domestic carrier, Yeti Airlines, while hotels, restaurants, cafés ...

A spokesperson for the Consumer Healthcare Products Association—an organization that represents the over-the-counter medicine industry—told National Geographic that “it’s important to ...

“If there is a species that we might be able to engage with in some kind of two-way communication, these guys are really good candidates.” Bottlenose dolphins living near Sarasota, Florida ...

Cord-cutters have a wealth of options in the streaming age. After YouTube TV raised its prices at the end of 2024, live ...

Beneath sea urchins’ exterior spines, rounded skeletons called tests are jewels of color, texture, and symmetry. There are hundreds of urchin species, and they’re found in every ocean on ...

While tourists flock to magnetic destinations like Nice and Cannes, these often overlooked small towns offer art, history, and natural beauty—without the crowds. On the French Riviera, La Turbie ...

Julia Flynn Siler, an author and journalist who is also a chorister at St. John’s Church, recently wrote about the health benefits of darkness for National Geographic.

People use old National Geographic magazines for everything from collages to DIY wallpapering to bookshelf stuffers. Writer Tara Conklin scooped up a stack of the mags at a Goodwill store for ...

Photograph by Design Pics Inc. / National Geographic Image Collection Why they matter: As the top predator in the Arctic, polar bears are a key part of the ocean ecosystem. These vulnerable marine ...

But in the places where communities are learning to coexist ... A version of this story appears in the June 2025 issue of National Geographic magazine. Based in New York City, Kholood Eid ...