This spring, National Geographic invites audiences of all ages to experience exploration first hand with a sensational lineup of events at National Geographic’s Washington, D.C., headquarters.
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This document provides information about upcoming live events, exhibitions, and experiences hosted by National Geographic in Washington D.C. in fall/winter 2018-2019. Events include virtual reality explorations of Bears Ears National Monument and Antarctica, film screenings, conversations with explorers and photographers, happy hours featuring stories and photos from the field, and behind-the-scenes tours of exhibitions. Virtual and in-person events will give audiences unprecedented access to National Geographic's work and missions around the world.
The document summarizes the issue of marine plastic pollution and its effects. It describes how a turtle was found dead on the beach with plastic in its body, illustrating how plastic harms ocean life. It then discusses the Great Pacific Garbage Patch, a large area of accumulated ocean plastic debris, and how 80% of its waste comes from North America and Asia. Marine animals often mistake plastic for food, which can kill them through starvation or ruptured organs if ingested. Hundreds of thousands of sea creatures die each year due to plastic pollution and entanglement. The document emphasizes the need for humans to reduce plastic use to protect ocean life.
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This document provides information on six documentary screenings happening between January and June 2015 in Fort Collins, Colorado. The documentaries cover topics such as promoting community-based learning, the Colorado River, using design to fight climate change, using bicycles to overcome poverty, the risks of genetically modified organisms, and the relationship between soil, water, and life. The summaries include the documentary titles, dates and locations of screenings, brief descriptions of the documentary topics, and running times.
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This New Jersey nonprofit organization is called FROGS ARE GREEN because we believe that healthy frogs mean a healthy planet. By saving the frogs, we will also save our planet—and ourselves.
In this presentation learn about all the ways we're reaching parents, teachers and students through events, art exhibitions, and environmental science education combined with creating art.
The International Coastal Clean Up began in 1986 in Texas and has since grown to a worldwide movement involving over half a million volunteers across 100 countries annually. In 1993, an 8-year-old girl in Monroe County, New York helped bring the event to her local beach after learning about the Ocean Conservancy's efforts. Since then, she has continued to organize the annual clean up, engaging hundreds of volunteers each year to remove trash from local shorelines and raise awareness of marine debris. After 25 years of dedication, the coastal clean up has removed millions of pounds of litter globally and educated communities on protecting coastal and ocean environments.
The document discusses moving averages and how they are used to forecast future trends based on past data. It provides an example of calculating a 3-day moving average of daily sales figures taken at different times of the day. Based on this data, it forecasts the sales figures for the 4th day using the moving average trend plus a calculated seasonal variation factor. It then discusses how to calculate the moving average, trend, and seasonal variation to generate the forecasts.
National Geographic's Fall/Winter 2018-2019 Event SeasonLexie Simpson
This document provides information about upcoming live events, exhibitions, and experiences hosted by National Geographic in Washington D.C. in fall/winter 2018-2019. Events include virtual reality explorations of Bears Ears National Monument and Antarctica, film screenings, conversations with explorers and photographers, happy hours featuring stories and photos from the field, and behind-the-scenes tours of exhibitions. Virtual and in-person events will give audiences unprecedented access to National Geographic's work and missions around the world.
The document summarizes the issue of marine plastic pollution and its effects. It describes how a turtle was found dead on the beach with plastic in its body, illustrating how plastic harms ocean life. It then discusses the Great Pacific Garbage Patch, a large area of accumulated ocean plastic debris, and how 80% of its waste comes from North America and Asia. Marine animals often mistake plastic for food, which can kill them through starvation or ruptured organs if ingested. Hundreds of thousands of sea creatures die each year due to plastic pollution and entanglement. The document emphasizes the need for humans to reduce plastic use to protect ocean life.
Photo diary of the St Vincent community working together to protect the mangrove ecosystems that protect them as part of My Island-My Community - www.mediaimpact.org
This document provides information on six documentary screenings happening between January and June 2015 in Fort Collins, Colorado. The documentaries cover topics such as promoting community-based learning, the Colorado River, using design to fight climate change, using bicycles to overcome poverty, the risks of genetically modified organisms, and the relationship between soil, water, and life. The summaries include the documentary titles, dates and locations of screenings, brief descriptions of the documentary topics, and running times.
Frogs Are Green - Frog and Amphibian Education plus Art Frogs Are Green
This New Jersey nonprofit organization is called FROGS ARE GREEN because we believe that healthy frogs mean a healthy planet. By saving the frogs, we will also save our planet—and ourselves.
In this presentation learn about all the ways we're reaching parents, teachers and students through events, art exhibitions, and environmental science education combined with creating art.
The International Coastal Clean Up began in 1986 in Texas and has since grown to a worldwide movement involving over half a million volunteers across 100 countries annually. In 1993, an 8-year-old girl in Monroe County, New York helped bring the event to her local beach after learning about the Ocean Conservancy's efforts. Since then, she has continued to organize the annual clean up, engaging hundreds of volunteers each year to remove trash from local shorelines and raise awareness of marine debris. After 25 years of dedication, the coastal clean up has removed millions of pounds of litter globally and educated communities on protecting coastal and ocean environments.
The document discusses moving averages and how they are used to forecast future trends based on past data. It provides an example of calculating a 3-day moving average of daily sales figures taken at different times of the day. Based on this data, it forecasts the sales figures for the 4th day using the moving average trend plus a calculated seasonal variation factor. It then discusses how to calculate the moving average, trend, and seasonal variation to generate the forecasts.
This document summarizes an assessment of a 92-year-old woman living independently in a senior retirement community. The assessment found she was fully independent in activities of daily living but experienced constant pain. Her teaching plan focused on encouraging existing healthy behaviors like exercise and nutrition, as well as convincing her of the value of safety precautions like wearing assistive devices and having a first aid kit.
The document describes a technology for recycling tires and plastics through depolymerization. The system breaks down the materials into valuable byproducts like oil, steel, and carbon black. It operates at low temperatures without using chemicals, making it environmentally friendly. The goal is to establish recycling plants worldwide to address resource scarcity and climate change concerns. The purchase offer provides details on plant size, capacity, price, and payment terms.
I want to be an educator who inspires students, helps them reach their full potential, and makes learning an exciting experience. My goal is to foster each child's natural curiosity and build their confidence in the classroom so they can succeed both inside and outside of school.
Grace Patterson is a 15-year-old Scorpio who enjoys nature, social interactions, and spatial intelligence. She was born in Australia and developed a fascination with wildlife from a young age, dissecting her first frog in her backyard at age 7. Grace is a compulsive drawer who enjoys turning ideas in her head into physical drawings. While she struggles with math, preferring visual and auditory learning styles, her hobbies include drawing, video games, and hanging out with friends.
There are several types of capacitors including non-polarized, polarized, variable, and trimmer capacitors. Non-polarized capacitors can be connected either way in a circuit and include ceramic, mica, and some electrolytic capacitors. Polarized capacitors maintain a positive and negative terminal and are often used in timing circuits or to filter signals. Variable capacitors have movable plates that allow the capacitance to be varied, making them useful in radio tuners. Trimmer capacitors are small variable capacitors adjusted with a screwdriver during circuit assembly.
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National Geographic’s Spring 2018 Season of Live Event Programming Kicks Off ...Farley Fitzgerald
This document provides information about upcoming events at the National Geographic Society in Washington D.C. from Spring 2018. It advertises a variety of live talks, exhibitions, and programs on topics related to exploration, conservation, photography and more. Tickets are available for purchase for many of the events, which include conversations with National Geographic explorers, authors and photographers. The document encourages readers to visit the National Geographic campus and museum for educational and engaging experiences.
National Geographic’s Fall 2017 Season of Live Event Programming Kicks Off Se...Farley Fitzgerald
National Geographic’s fall 2017 D.C. live event lineup promises something for just about everyone with student matinees, happy hours, immersive exhibitions, and more. The fall season begins on Sept. 7 and runs through Dec. 6. View the full list of speakers and events at NATGEOEVENTS.ORG/DC.
Your Front-Row Seat to Exploration Awaits this Spring at National GeographicLexie Simpson
This document provides information about various events taking place at the National Geographic Museum in Washington D.C. in the spring and summer of 2019. It advertises talks, virtual reality explorations, exhibitions, and special programs covering topics like photography, exploration, conservation, and environmental film screenings. Featured speakers include National Geographic explorers studying subjects like volcanoes, wildlife, and life in cities and oceans. The center of the document is dedicated to advertising the Environmental Film Festival in the Nation's Capital from March 14-24, with film screenings and discussions.
Dr. Gemma Sou gave a presentation on using comics to communicate geographic research findings. She discussed how comics can represent different experiences and perspectives through fictionalized characters and storytelling. Sou explained her process for developing comics, which includes deciding what to communicate based on the audience, writing scripts, working iteratively with artists, and seeking feedback. Comics allow researchers to visualize alternative futures, histories, and intangible experiences. Sou argued that comics are an accessible way to engage different audiences and challenge stereotypes. The presentation concluded with a discussion of examples of geographic comics and their educational uses.
The document announces an upcoming fall season of events at the National Geographic Society in Washington D.C., including talks from National Geographic photographers and explorers, panel discussions on archaeology and democracy, and film screenings. It also promotes a week-long photography festival called FotoWeekDC happening in November with exhibitions, walks, and discussions. Special passes and tickets can be purchased for the various events and exhibitions.
The Annual Singapore Eco Film Festival (#SGEFF) is an inspirational event bringing together all the eco organisations, storytellers and artists in Singapore, to celebrate their efforts towards a sustainable future and accelerate their impact. The festival hopes to foster more collaboration, raise awareness & ignite a public passion towards protecting our environment in Singapore & Beyond! SGEFF has a jam-packed programme over 3 days filled with unforgettable experiences; including a selection of Eco-focused Films, insightful Panel Discussions, and an activity room filled with activities for people of all ages! The event is free and open to the public, families and children welcome.
This document summarizes an assessment of a 92-year-old woman living independently in a senior retirement community. The assessment found she was fully independent in activities of daily living but experienced constant pain. Her teaching plan focused on encouraging existing healthy behaviors like exercise and nutrition, as well as convincing her of the value of safety precautions like wearing assistive devices and having a first aid kit.
The document describes a technology for recycling tires and plastics through depolymerization. The system breaks down the materials into valuable byproducts like oil, steel, and carbon black. It operates at low temperatures without using chemicals, making it environmentally friendly. The goal is to establish recycling plants worldwide to address resource scarcity and climate change concerns. The purchase offer provides details on plant size, capacity, price, and payment terms.
I want to be an educator who inspires students, helps them reach their full potential, and makes learning an exciting experience. My goal is to foster each child's natural curiosity and build their confidence in the classroom so they can succeed both inside and outside of school.
Grace Patterson is a 15-year-old Scorpio who enjoys nature, social interactions, and spatial intelligence. She was born in Australia and developed a fascination with wildlife from a young age, dissecting her first frog in her backyard at age 7. Grace is a compulsive drawer who enjoys turning ideas in her head into physical drawings. While she struggles with math, preferring visual and auditory learning styles, her hobbies include drawing, video games, and hanging out with friends.
There are several types of capacitors including non-polarized, polarized, variable, and trimmer capacitors. Non-polarized capacitors can be connected either way in a circuit and include ceramic, mica, and some electrolytic capacitors. Polarized capacitors maintain a positive and negative terminal and are often used in timing circuits or to filter signals. Variable capacitors have movable plates that allow the capacitance to be varied, making them useful in radio tuners. Trimmer capacitors are small variable capacitors adjusted with a screwdriver during circuit assembly.
El documento describe dos tipos de cursos de videoconferencia para 2016: cursos Roll-About que son en grupo con 10 horas y flexibilidad horaria, y cursos Desktop que son individualizados con un coordinador, 20 horas divididas en martes y jueves, y una evaluación final. Ambos cursos constan de 5 módulos y una evaluación final mediante cuestionario.
This document discusses reading body language and categorizes different body language signals into positive and negative categories. It identifies high-power body language as appearing interested, friendly, and relaxed while low-power body language seems shy and fearful. High-power poses are described as confident while low-power poses indicate nervousness.
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National Geographic’s Spring 2018 Season of Live Event Programming Kicks Off ...Farley Fitzgerald
This document provides information about upcoming events at the National Geographic Society in Washington D.C. from Spring 2018. It advertises a variety of live talks, exhibitions, and programs on topics related to exploration, conservation, photography and more. Tickets are available for purchase for many of the events, which include conversations with National Geographic explorers, authors and photographers. The document encourages readers to visit the National Geographic campus and museum for educational and engaging experiences.
National Geographic’s Fall 2017 Season of Live Event Programming Kicks Off Se...Farley Fitzgerald
National Geographic’s fall 2017 D.C. live event lineup promises something for just about everyone with student matinees, happy hours, immersive exhibitions, and more. The fall season begins on Sept. 7 and runs through Dec. 6. View the full list of speakers and events at NATGEOEVENTS.ORG/DC.
Your Front-Row Seat to Exploration Awaits this Spring at National GeographicLexie Simpson
This document provides information about various events taking place at the National Geographic Museum in Washington D.C. in the spring and summer of 2019. It advertises talks, virtual reality explorations, exhibitions, and special programs covering topics like photography, exploration, conservation, and environmental film screenings. Featured speakers include National Geographic explorers studying subjects like volcanoes, wildlife, and life in cities and oceans. The center of the document is dedicated to advertising the Environmental Film Festival in the Nation's Capital from March 14-24, with film screenings and discussions.
Dr. Gemma Sou gave a presentation on using comics to communicate geographic research findings. She discussed how comics can represent different experiences and perspectives through fictionalized characters and storytelling. Sou explained her process for developing comics, which includes deciding what to communicate based on the audience, writing scripts, working iteratively with artists, and seeking feedback. Comics allow researchers to visualize alternative futures, histories, and intangible experiences. Sou argued that comics are an accessible way to engage different audiences and challenge stereotypes. The presentation concluded with a discussion of examples of geographic comics and their educational uses.
The document announces an upcoming fall season of events at the National Geographic Society in Washington D.C., including talks from National Geographic photographers and explorers, panel discussions on archaeology and democracy, and film screenings. It also promotes a week-long photography festival called FotoWeekDC happening in November with exhibitions, walks, and discussions. Special passes and tickets can be purchased for the various events and exhibitions.
The Annual Singapore Eco Film Festival (#SGEFF) is an inspirational event bringing together all the eco organisations, storytellers and artists in Singapore, to celebrate their efforts towards a sustainable future and accelerate their impact. The festival hopes to foster more collaboration, raise awareness & ignite a public passion towards protecting our environment in Singapore & Beyond! SGEFF has a jam-packed programme over 3 days filled with unforgettable experiences; including a selection of Eco-focused Films, insightful Panel Discussions, and an activity room filled with activities for people of all ages! The event is free and open to the public, families and children welcome.
As sea levels rise and the world enters a new epoch, we invite you to join us in bringing together eco organisations, storytellers and artists to celebrate the efforts of environmental groups locally and regionally to accelerate the changes needed to secure a safe & sustainable future.
If we’re going to save the world, we’re going to need a shift in social norms. So join us, bring your family and friends, come celebrate, be inspired, take responsibility so we can protect our environment in Singapore and beyond!
This document provides the program guide for exhibitions and events at the Museum of Texas Tech University and associated sites from May to August 2015. It includes descriptions of current and upcoming exhibitions focusing on topics like Antarctica exploration, watercolor art, embroidery, and Ansel Adams photography. A variety of public programs are also listed, such as movies, lectures, tours, camps and more for all ages.
The document is the July 2017 issue of National Geographic magazine. It contains several articles, including:
- An article about divers exploring the waters under Antarctic ice sheets as deep as 230 feet below the surface.
- A piece on the last hunter of giant honeycombs guarded by the world's largest honeybees in Turkey.
- A story examining hummingbirds in slow motion using high-speed cameras to reveal secrets of their flight abilities.
- A report on how the Zetas drug cartel attacked a Mexican town in vengeance for a leaked information.
The document provides information about Earth Day Texas, a three-day environmental event taking place April 22-24 at Fair Park in Dallas, Texas. Over 770 environmental groups, businesses, government agencies and academic institutions will have exhibit spaces. The event will include exhibits, speakers, workshops, films, music, food, recycling activities and more. It is aimed at celebrating the earth and bringing people together around sustainability.
Tim Jarvis is an environmental scientist, author, and adventurer who has completed several expeditions retracing polar explorers' journeys. He holds advanced degrees in environmental science and law. Jarvis leads expeditions to promote environmental causes and has written books about his experiences. His most recent expedition recreated Shackleton's journey across the Southern Ocean in an authentic way. Jarvis is a sought-after public speaker who draws on his expedition experiences to discuss leadership, problem-solving, and sustainability.
The document summarizes upcoming events and programs at UC San Diego from May to September 2016. It features descriptions of various special events, concerts, plays and workshops in areas such as the arts, business, education, healthcare and more. Major events include performances by the La Jolla Symphony, plays at the La Jolla Playhouse including "Hollywood" and "Junk: The Golden Age of Debt", and workshops on topics like microbial fermentation, medicinal chemistry and CEQA compliance. The document also provides information on UC San Diego Extension courses and programs.
The document announces the 2010 National Geographic Live speaker series in Seattle, beginning with Michael Davie on January 20-21. As a child refugee of the Rhodesian civil war, Davie is an Emmy Award-winning filmmaker who has documented conflicts and social issues in Africa, risking his life to share untold stories from the continent. In his talks, he will share footage and stories from his travels across Africa to provide a personal, insider perspective on the beauty, challenges and humanity of the region. The series will continue with talks from authors and explorers on topics like environmental issues, space exploration and collapsed societies.
White Nile Media will produce a 13-part television series called "Places Left Behind" showcasing the last untouched places on Earth. Each 30-minute episode will profile a different threatened natural area and the people who inhabit it, with the goal of educating viewers about the importance of preserving these regions and their biodiversity. Locations that will be featured include jungles, wetlands, mountains, and islands across Africa, Asia, South America, and the South Pacific. The production team aims to inspire viewers through immersive storytelling and raise awareness of why these areas deserve protection.
The document describes the GLOBAL WARRIOR expedition project, which aims to train ordinary people to conduct scientific research and exploration in the Arctic and oceans. The expedition will involve 28 people journeying 800 miles to the Northern Pole of Inaccessibility, the furthest point from land in the Arctic Ocean, to collect climate data. A separate expedition, Resolute, will involve 144 people sailing 10,000 nautical miles to measure ocean changes over 10 years. Both expeditions will partner with scientists and help increase understanding of climate impacts in these vulnerable regions.
Theodore Roosevelt believed that America's natural wonders like Yosemite, giant sequoias, the Grand Canyon, and Yellowstone should be preserved for future generations to enjoy in their original majestic beauty. A flyer advertised a skateboard jam event being held on August 27, 2016 from 11am to 3pm at Tautphaus Park in Idaho Falls, Idaho with a $5 entry fee to support the local community. The flyer also announced a contest to win tickets to an upcoming Nitro Circus event in Boise, Idaho on June 18.
This document provides an overview and schedule of events for Earth Day Texas 2016, which will take place from April 22-24 at Fair Park in Dallas, Texas. The multi-day event will feature over 1,700 exhibit spaces from environmental non-profits, businesses, academic institutions, and government agencies. It will also include speakers, workshops, films, music, food, and interactive experiences around sustainability and environmental issues.
The article documents artist Barry Rosenthal's ongoing art project that uses plastic trash collected from a New York beach to create colorful but sobering sculptures. Rosenthal assembles pieces of debris such as bottles, toys, and food wrappers that have been worn down by ocean waves and weathering but never disappear. Through his sculptures and speaking engagements, Rosenthal aims to raise awareness about the enormous problem of plastic pollution in oceans and advocate for rethinking packaging design and consumption habits to reduce plastic waste.
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The September 2013 issue of National Geographic magazine features several articles, including:
1) A cover story on rising sea levels and how coastal cities are preparing for the impacts of climate change.
2) An article on the unique sport of "coasteering" in Pembrokeshire Coast National Park in Wales, which involves navigating rugged coastlines by swimming, climbing and jumping off cliffs.
3) A profile of the cassowary, a large, flightless bird that lives in northern Australia. Standing over 6 feet tall and weighing over 160 pounds, the male cassowary sits on its eggs.
The issue also includes editorials on topics like the slow-moving catastrophe of rising sea
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Leonardo DiCaprio is a well-known environmental activist. whose Malibu house reflects his commitment to sustainability. The property incorporates solar panels, energy-efficient appliances, and sustainable building materials. The landscaping around the house is also designed to be water-efficient. featuring drought-resistant plants and intelligent irrigation systems.
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Winfrey's journey to success began with a scholarship to Tennessee State University. where she studied communication. Her first job in media was as a co-anchor for the local evening news in Nashville. This role paved the way for her eventual transition to talk show hosting. where she found her true calling.
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Meet the “Bat Man of Mexico” and find out why you should
love bats, too. Get a glimpse into the lives of Ethiopia’s
“bleeding heart” monkeys and learn why their best friends are
wolves. Be inspired to take action after watching the powerful
documentaries featured in our annual partnership with the
Environmental Film Festival. Take a ride through the American
West. And be sure to snap some selfies at our Instagram exhibition.
There’s so much more to explore. We invite you to join us, to
go further together, and to better understand and care for this
amazing planet we call home.
Gary Knell
President and CEO
National Geographic Society
DEAR FRIENDS,
3. FRI, MAR 3 | 7:30 PM | STARTING AT $25
TALK
A parasitic wasp consuming a caterpillar from the inside. The
secret life cycle of the honeybee. The surprising way the fates
of the long-nosed bat and tequila are tied together. Prepare to
be astonished by the dramatic and one-of-a-kind photographs
of ANAND VARMA and the enchanting stories of world-
renowned scientist RODRIGO MEDELLÍN.
Join National Geographic Explorers JEFF KERBY and
VIVEK VENKATARAMAN for a rare look at Ethiopia’s
bleeding heart monkey—the gelada—named for the red
patches on its chest. Learn about this charismatic species’
alpine survival techniques, bizarre diet, and unique
relationship with the critically endangered Ethiopian wolf.
BEAUTY AND THE BIZARRE
What does it take to be a National Geographic
explorer? Join three comedians and a surprise guest
explorer as they discover the answer for themselves.
Host CHRIS DUFFY leads a comedic adventure of sci-
ence and discovery full of interactive games, sketches,
and hilariously misguided guesses to figure out what our
explorer does all day.
Chris is a staff writer for National Geographic’s
Explorer and the creator and host of You’re the Expert,
a live show, podcast, and public radio program on Bos-
ton’s WBUR where three comedians try to guess what
a scientist studies.
THU, MAR 30 | HAPPY HOUR: 6:00PM EVENT: 7:00 PM
STARTING AT $25
THUR, MAR 9 | 7:30 PM | STARTING AT $25
SPECIAL EVENT
TALK
With his roots in skateboard photography,
award-winning photographer and filmmaker
KEITH LADZINSKI knows how to defy
gravity—by climbing (and filming) spires in
Antarctica, karst landscapes in China, and a
wild jungle tower in French Polynesia. Now he
is documenting the unparalleled beauty—
as well as the effects of climate change—in
America’s national parks.
YOU’RE THE EXPERT
TOTAL EXPOSURE
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TUE, MAR 7 | 7:30 PM | STARTING AT $25
TALK
THE BLEEDING HEART MONKEY
4. FIELD NOTES:
NEW ORLEANS
Starting this February, join us for special monthly happy hours that feature live
stories from Nat Geo explorers, fun interactive activities, lively music, food,
and drink specials at our cash bar. Admission to the National Geographic
Museum is included.
THUR, MAR 16
EARTH EXPLORERS
THUR, APR 20
FIELD NOTES: PERU
THUR, MAY 18
EXPEDITION RAW
NAT GEO NIGHTS
THUR, FEB 23
H A P P Y H O U R S
Celebrate Mardi Gras and experience the sights, sounds, and tastes of
New Orleans by listening to four of our explorers and photographers—
CAROLINE GERDES, VICTORIA HERRMANN, TYRONE TURNER,
and KRIS DAVIDSON—tell amazing stories of resilience, recovery, hope,
and healing in the Crescent City.
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National Geographic celebrates the 25th anniversary of America’s
largest environmental film festival with this lineup of films and talks.
ENVIRONMENTAL
FILM FESTIVAL
S P E C I A L E V E N T
MAR 15, 20, 22, 23 | STARTING AT $10
PROGRAM SPOTLIGHT
FOR MORE INFORMATION VISIT
natgeo.org/natgeonights
In 2013, filmmaker BEN MASTERS, three of his friends, and 16 wild
mustangs journeyed across 3,000 miles of some of the most rugged
territory in the American West. This audacious trek—to inspire adop-
tions for wild horses and burros—has since inspired Ben to help
others on their own journeys. Hear Ben share inspiring stories from
the road and watch clips from his documentary Unbranded.
This award, now in it’s fourth year, recognizes short films that explore
innovative solutions to balancing the needs of humans and nature.
See a line-up of outstanding films, including the winning film,
Kokota: The Islet of Hope, and meet filmmaker CRAIG NORRIS.
Co-presented with the National Wildlife Federation.
Follow an international group of scientists and filmmakers
as they travel to the legendary Galápagos Islands and document a
complex and unique underwater world that that is under threat.
See the winning film for this award established in memory of
William Warner by the Warner/Kaempfer family, to honor a film
reflecting a spirit of reverence for the natural world.
UNBRANDED:
AN EPIC RIDE THROUGH
THE AMERICAN WEST
THUR, MAR 15 | 7:30 PM
FEATURED TALK
MON, MAR 20 | 7:00 PM
2017 ERIC MOE AWARD
FOR BEST SHORT
ON SUSTAINABILITY
WED, MAR 22 | 7:30 PM
PRISTINE SEAS:
WILD GALÁPAGOS
THUR, MAR 23 | 7:00 PM
THE 2017 WILLIAM W. WARNER
BEAUTIFUL SWIMMERS AWARD WINNER
THIRD THURSDAY OF EVERY MONTH | 5:30-8:00 PM
STARTING AT $15
5. THUR, APR 13 | 7:30 PM | STARTING AT $25
TALK
Roam the world in search of big cats with award-winning
photographer STEVE WINTER. Steve will lead you from
Asian jungles where resilient tiger populations persist, into the
rainforests of Latin America to view the elusive jaguar, and to
Hollywood in pursuit of the American cougar.
ON THE TRAIL OF BIG CATS
National Geographic photographer ERIKA LARSEN
and archaeologist DR. RICHARD KNECHT will reveal
how climate change–driven melting ice has unearthed
thousands of exquisitely preserved artifacts around the
world—andhowcorrespondingrisingsealevelshaveforced
archaeologists into a race to find and protect still-hidden
treasures before it’s too late. National Geographic
magazine writer ANN WILLIAMS will lead a discussion.
TREASURES
FROM THE TUNDRA
TUES, APR 18 | 7:30 PM | STARTING AT $25
TALK
WED, APR 5 | 7:30 PM | STARTING AT $25
TALK
Rocket scientist and engineering activist SHAH SELBE has
been charged by elephants in Botswana and swum with
sharks in the Pacific. Experiences like these only deepened
his love for nature and led him to invent cutting-edge surveil-
lance drones and sensors that are saving the environment—
on land and in the ocean—from poachers and pollution.
ENGINEERING FOR THE PLANET
Photographers STEPHANIE SINCLAIR and PETE
MULLER have spent years documenting the ways
societies view and treat girls and boys. In this
discussion, led by National Geographic magazine
Editor-in-Chief SUSAN GOLDBERG, Stephanie
and Pete will explore and compare global attitudes
toward the sexes.
TUES, APR 25 | 7:30 PM | STARTING AT $25
TALK
THE GENDER ISSUE
6. TUES, MAY 9 | 7:30 PM | STARTING AT $25
Celebrate the power—and beauty—of living
in balance with nature with award-winning
p h o t o g r a p h e r a n d c o n s e r v a t i o n i s t
CRISTINA MITTERMEIER. Learn from the
Inuits, who still use ancient practices to hunt
on the ice in Greenland; the First Nations
people, who are protecting sacred headwa-
ters in British Columbia; and marginalized
Hawaiians, who are embracing traditions like
Polynesian wayfinding to navigate the seas and
rebuild pride among their people.
WATER’S EDGE
TALK
An extraordinary gathering of some of the world’s
most exciting and renowned explorers.
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OCEAN EXPLORERS
TUES, FEB 21 | 10:00 AM
Dive in with some of the best and brightest of National Geographic! Join deep-sea sub-
mersible pilot ERIKA BERGMAN and world-renowned oceanographer and National
Geographic Explorer-in-Residence DR. SYLVIA EARLE to explore ocean depths.
Students will learn how ocean scientists and explorers discover new places, help protect
our planet’s biodiversity, and uncover new scientific realms deep underwater.
GRADES 4-8 I OCEANS I BIODIVERSITY I ECOLOGY I STEM EDUCATION
THROUGH THE LENS OF ADVENTURE
THUR, MAR 9 | 10:00 AM
Energetic, enthusiastic, and enormously talented, adventure and environmental photog-
rapher and filmmaker KEITH LADZINSKI follows the trail of adventure, climbing and
filming spires in Antarctica, karsts in China, and a wild jungle tower in French Polynesia.
His footage captures the beauty and wonder (and incredible geology) of places that few
people ever visit. Keith also documents climate change in America’s national parks,
highlighting the need to protect our planet and its vital ecosystems.
GRADES 3-6 I EXPLORATION I GEOGRAPHY I GEOLOGY I CONSERVATION
CORAL CHAMPION
THUR, MAR 30 | 10:00 AM
Growing up with the beach as a backyard, marine ecologist and photographer
CLARE FIESELER witnessed firsthand the devastating effects of pollution on the
beaches of the Jersey Shore. The subsequent environmental success of local ocean
conservation efforts inspired her to take on today’s toughest ocean challenges.
Her current work uses photography, imaging, and 3-D technology to study climate
change effects on the world’s resilient but rapidly disappearing coral reefs.
GRADES 5-8 I CONSERVATION I ECOLOGY I TECHNOLOGY I EXPLORATION I OCEANS
ENGINEERING FOR THE WILD
THUR, APR 6 | 10:00 AM
A rocket scientist and engineering activist, SHAH SELBE has swum with sharks in the
Pacific and been charged by elephants in Botswana. These experiences deepened his
love for nature and led him to invent cutting-edge conservation drones and sensors that
are saving the environment—on land and in the ocean—from poachers and pollution.
GRADES 5-8 I STEM EDUCATION I ENGINEERING I TECHNOLOGY I CONSERVATION
ON THE TRAIL OF BIG CATS
FRI, APR 14 | 10:00 AM
Journey around the world in search of big cats with award-winning National Geographic
photographer STEVE WINTER. Follow his trail from the Asian jungles, where resilient
tiger populations persist, to the Himalaya, home of the rare snow leopard.
Visit the rainforests of Latin America to view the elusive jaguar—and Hollywood in
pursuit of the American cougar. Students will leave inspired by the beauty of big cats
and empowered to help save them.
GRADES 4-8 I ANIMALS I CONSERVATION I HABITAT I PHOTOGRAPHY
STUDENT MATINEES |
COMING THIS JUNE:
THE FIRST ANNUAL
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC
EXPLORERS FESTIVAL
BE PART OF IT. FIND OUT MORE AT natgeo.org/exfest
7. EXHIBITION OPEN FEB 10 – SEPT 10
| MUSEUM EXHIBITIONS
In this highly interactive, family-friendly
exhibition, visitors will embark on an epic
adventure to discover new species; study
animal behavior; and learn about how
technology, innovation, and ingenuity help
explorers make and document their dis-
coveries. In this immersive environment,
visitors can take a simulated ride on a hot air
balloon and go underseas in a submersible.
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Experience the diversity of the innovative
and eye-popping National Geographic
Instagram account, @natgeo, firsthand.
This exhibit weaves interactivity and
imagery with social media trends such
as hashtags, feeds, and throwbacks to
tell the stories of these stunning images
and the photographers behind them.
Simultaneously digital and tactile, the
exhibition offers visitors an opportunity
to interact with National Geographic
photography in a whole new way.EXHIBITION
CLOSES APR 30
NEW EXHIBITION OPENS MAY 24
8. ORDER TICKETS
TO LIVE EVENTS
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call 202.857.7700,
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Open every day from 10 a.m.- 5 p.m.
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For group tickets,
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CREATE YOUR OWN SERIES
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For just $10 (regularly $15), purchase a
Museum Add-On Pass with any Nat Geo Live
event. Each pass is good for one entry and is
valid for one year from date of purchase, so
visit the exhibition the day of your event or
come back at a date of your convenience.
GREAT WAYS TO SAVE
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and special events
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and conservation around the world.
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A group of Enga men,
dressed for the Mount
Hagen Sing Sing Festival in
the highlands of Papua New
Guinea, takes a break and
has fun with bubble gum.
PHOTO CREDITS: Cover: Steve Winter. Interior Cover: Jeff Kerby; Mark Thiessen (headshot).
Page 2, top, left to right: Anand Varma; Jeanne Modderman; Raúl Iván Martínez; bottom, left to right: Jeff
Kerby; Vivek Venkataraman; Jeff Kerby. Page 3, top, both photos: courtesy Keith Ladzinski; bottom, left
to right: Kevin Albinder; David Andrako. Page 4, all photos: Kris Davidson. Page 5, top: Cory Richards;
bottom, Neil Gelinas. Page 6, top, both photos: courtesy Shah Selbe; bottom, both photos: Steve
Winter. Page 7, top, left to right: Erika Larsen; Mark Thiessen; bottom, clockwise from top left: Emine
Ziyatdinova; Nichole Sobecki; Rebecca Hale; Mark Thiessen; Nick Kulish. Page 8, top, left to right:
Cristina Mittermeier; Paul Nicklen. Page 9, top to bottom: Barry Brown; Cedar Wright; Clare Fieseler;
courtesy Shah Selbe; Steve Winter. Page 11, bottom: Brian Skerry. Page 12: Cristina Mittermeier.