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  1. As an Explorer, is currently working on a podcast that tells the stories of global migration through music.

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  2. ”For me, being a cultural activist means I’m interested in the music itself AND in the questions it helps us ask,” says Ethiopian-American musician .

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  3. The Okavango Delta is one of the most biodiverse places in Africa, but its critical source waters remain unprotected. For , we celebrate our team as they work to protect this iconic landscape.

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  4. Happy ! Did you know: The humble groundhog numbers among the 9,500+ species that photographer has documented as part of his project?

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    (1/10) The Beauty of Bogs 💦🌦️🐸🕸️🌾🌈 I’m celebrating today by sharing images I collected as a National Geographic Explorer () and Fulbright Scholar () studying bogs in Ireland.

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    Our paper on Arctic Greening Complexity - now published in Embracing multi-scale science to better understand earth's broadest biological signal of climate change. Epitome of a collaborative effort: 40 authors across 36 institutions!!

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  7. Explorer Maurice Oniango may be scared of serpents, but his passion for conservation spurred his photo-documentary project about snakes and human-wildlife conflict. He works to demystify superstition and highlight conservation efforts for Kenyan snakes.

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    New research techniques are being adopted by a global science team including: to tackle the most visible impact of climate change- the greening of Arctic regions

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  9. Published today in : Explorers and set out to determine how changes to the Arctic observed from space compare to changes observed on the ground.

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  10. “The planet is like a bank account where every living thing pays in deposits, but we are the one species that keeps withdrawing funds.” on why we need to protect 30% of the planet by 2030. via

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    31. sij

    What the mighty mangrove tells us about our broken relationship with nature

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  12. Gabby is part of the Early Career Leadership Program, a year-long development opportunity that arms select Early Career Explorers with the skills, experiences, and support that will help propel their careers to the next level.

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  13. Gabby shared: “Tierney Thys is an incredible force in marine science and a phenomenal mentor! She practices kindness and has really shown me how to navigate contributing to and leading interdisciplinary projects.”

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  14. For today’s day, we’re excited to hear from Explorer Gabby Corradino about a fellow Explorer who has always reminded her to enjoy science! “I am unbelievably lucky to have Tierney Thys as a mentor as I kick off my career in plankton research.”

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  15. Around DC? The and invite you to join us on Feb. 7 at , 8:30AM to honor the conservation legacy of former Secretary of the Interior Stewart Udall. Register now!

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    Spend an evening with , DBE, founder of the  and a UN Messenger of Peace on April 6 at DAR Constitution Hall. Don't miss this special one-night-only event, tickets now available for purchase.

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    Our spring 2020 season of live events is officially on sale! Join us this season for engaging happy hours, insider events, inspiring live talks and virtual explorations in our award-winning virtual reality theater. Reserve your tickets today!

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    28. sij

    Giant clams: ✔ provide nurseries for fish ✔ clean water via filter feeding ✔ help build reefs Despite their importance, they're poached for their shells. Protected areas ensure a future for giant clams and all the species that depend on them 📷

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  19. Explorer-in-Residence is dedicated to restoring the health and productivity of the ocean. Last week at , he outlined his commitment as part of the to help inspire the protection of 30% of the ocean by 2030.

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  20. This week, Nat Geo Explorers-at-Large Dereck and Beverly Joubert () presented a director's cut of their film, "Okavango: River of Dreams" at . Watch them talk about their latest work:

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