 Center for Biological Diversity (press release) SAN FRANCISCO— A new National Geographic Channel show, Wicked Tuna, focuses on a group of fishermen trying to catch one of ocean's most majestic and imperiled fish, the bluefin tuna. The program comes at a time when key fisheries for bluefin tuna ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| James Cameron plans 3D film about ocean dive China Post Cameron said he plans a TV special for National Geographic and a 3D theatrical release on the Deepsea Challenger missions, which included his seven-mile (11-kilometer) descent to the ocean's deepest point in the Marianas Trench in the western Pacific. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| SAMS student heads to state Geographic Bee competition The Shippensburg News-Chronicle By TRISHA GRACE A passion for collecting stamps coupled with an interest in history are just some of the things that helped geography whiz kid Jim Smith advance as a semifinalist to the Pennsylvania National Geographic Bee. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| TV sets sail with Titanic anniversary specials San Francisco Chronicle (03-29) 12:35 PDT , (AP) -- From dramas to docs, the Titanic centennial won'tescape TV's notice. On special programming, viewers will be welcomed aboard the doomed luxury vessel, hear stories of its passengers and crew, and explore the legacy of its ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Getting Deep with Sylvia Earle National Geographic I did this story several years ago but was reminded of the experience when James Cameron and National Geographic teamed up this week to dive the Mariana Trench, the deepest place on the planet. We talk about Cameron's adventure & my own dives this week ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Do you know what a biome is? These young geography experts do Fort Worth Star Telegram (blog) Tine Valencic, an eigth grade student at Colleyvill Middle School who won theNational Geographic Bee last year is here at the state contest. He gave a pep talk to the students before the preliminary round, telling them to relax and focus on the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| COLUMN: Local bones going on TV Glens Falls Post-Star An episode of a National Geographic Channel television show that focuses on forensic examination of human remains will feature an examination of historic local remains in an episode to air Thursday (tonight). “The Decrypters” will analyze 250-year-old ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| A Local Soldier's World War II Sketchbook Housatonic Times Photo courtesy of National Geographic In October 1944, Joseph Farris, a young Danbury native, was bound for France aboard the USS General WH Gordon. World War II was slowly coming to an end as 1943 had seen a series of German defeats in Eastern Europe, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Wheaton resident competes at National Geographic Bee today Suburban Life Publications By Sara Smith, sesmith@mysuburbanlife.com Wheaton's Alex Blake will participate in the National Geographic Bee state finals today with 100 other students from across Illinois. The bee will be held at College of DuPage. Preliminary rounds will be held ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| National Geographic Bee state finals in Kalamazoo Port Huron Times Herald AP KALAMAZOO — The Michigan state finals of the 24th annual National Geographic Bee are taking place at Western Michigan University. Organizers say 100 students from across the state will compete. The event takes place Friday at the Kalamazoo school's ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Did A Childhood Trip Change Your Life? Intelligent Travel from National Geographic Traveler Magazine (blog) Read on as he shares his story, then tell us about the trip that changed your life in the comments section below for a chance to appear in National Geographic Traveler magazine. Don't forget to include your name and the city where you live. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Geography Bee contestants know their way around the globe Post-Tribune By Carrie Napoleon Post-Tribune correspondent March 29, 2012 5:10PM Twelve Northwest Indiana middle school students will be among the 100 statewide vying for a shot Friday to represent Indiana at the National Geographic Bee in Washington, DC, in May. See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Enter his frozen, striking world The Olympian “We don't tell stories in data and numbers. I'm trying to translate the data into powerful stories that inspire great change.” That's the idea behind Nicklen's work. In National Geographic stories and the book “Polar Obsession” – the basis for ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| What's happening March 30: RI National Geographic Bee at RIC The Providence Journal By Maria Armental In this April 1, 2011, photo then North Cumberland Middle School 8th grader Chase Boni, center left in yellow, who won the Rhode IslandNational Geographic Bee, shakes hands with Ian Sabula, then a 7th grader at Barrington Middle ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Check out Friday's Geography Bee at Boise State The Idaho Statesman Geography whizzes competing for Idaho's top spot have a chance to win $100, a complete National Geographic on DVD and a free trip to represent Idaho at the 24th annual National Geographic Bee in Washington, DC, May 22-24. First place in the National ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Steve Burns fires up new shingle Variety By Ed Meza BERLIN -- ZDF Enterprises and Studio Hamburg are joining forces with former National Geographic Channels and Discovery Networks exec Steve Burns on a new international joint venture. Based in Annapolis, Maryland, the new production company, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Warren Township 7th grader heading back to state Geography Bee for 2nd year New Jersey Hills State winners are invited to the headquarters of National Geographic, Washington, DC, sponsor of the Geography Bee, in late May to compete in the national finals for scholarships in the amount of $25000, $15000 and $10000. Last year, his mom, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| SC students compete in state's Geographic Bee WCNC Friday's competition at the South Carolina State Museum is sponsored byNational Geographic and is open to fourth through eighth graders who qualified through their local schools and districts. The 101 competitors will be quizzed about their knowledge ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Afghans Share Unique Genetic Heritage, DNA Study By The Genographic Project National Geographic Led by National Geographic Explorer-in-Residence Dr. Spencer Wells, The Genographic Project has continued to surface numerous studies revealing new developments on shared genographic history. Not only has DNA analysis been applied to nearly 75000 ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| State geography bee being held in Bismarck Wahpeton Daily News The winner will move on to the 24th annual National Geographic Bee . 1 Keep it Clean. Please avoid obscene, vulgar, lewd, racist or sexually-oriented language. 2 Don't Threaten or Abuse. Threats of harming another person will not be tolerated. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Local students advance to state geography bee Brookings Register Three local students have made it to the state round of the National Geographic Bee, where they'll compete against 74 other students for a trip to the national contest. Brookings students Jacob Weber, a fifth-grader, and John Olson, an eighth-grader, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| State geography bee finals are Friday in Nashville The Tennessean AP NASHVILLE — One hundred students from across Tennessee will compete Friday in Nashville in the state-level competition of the 24th annual National Geographic Bee. The fourth- to eighth-graders will vie at Fisk University. The winner will represent ... See all stories on this topic » |
| Beyond Cattle: Family Farms Provide a Good Life for People and ... By nlevins National Geographic Society. P.O. Box 98199. Washington, DC 20090-8199. Lat/Lon: 38.90531943278526, -77.0376992225647. Inspiring people to care about the planet since 1888. Learn More » · Subscriptions ... Visualizing the True Cost of an… Mar. 30, 2012 (0) · NewsWatch » ... Editor's Note: Rane Cortez works for The Nature Conservancy and is based in Belem, Brazil. She has just moved for two months to the highly-deforested frontier town of São Felix do ... News Watch |
| Travels on the Run: Jerusalem's Walls – Intelligent Travel By Barbara A. Noe Return to Tristan. Mar. 23, 2012 (6) · Photo by Andrew Evans, National Geographic Traveler Digital Nomad » ... On my second lap, I can't help but to stop and buy one of these huge oblong loaves sprinkled with sesame seeds, which I carry like a football around the final corner of the walls. There, a bench in a small park beckons, where I perch and enjoy ... The Radar: Top travelnews, stories, trends, and ideas from across the Web. Got Radar? Follow… Aerial view of Phnom Penh, the ... Intelligent Travel |
| Amazing Ocean Facts Premiere – Nat Geo TV Blogs By Brad National Geographic Society. P.O. Box 98199. Washington, DC 20090-8199. Lat/Lon: 38.90531943278526, -77.0376992225647. Inspiring people to care about the planet since 1888. Learn More » · Subscriptions ... Nat Geo TV Blogs |
| April Fools' Day Is This Sunday - News Bites - National Geographic ... Read news stories on the National Geographic Kids News Bites blog! Blog Main · Photos · Widget · Privacy Policy. Friday ... Read more about the history of April Fools' Day on National Geographic News. Photograph by Old Visuals / Alamy ... News Bites - National Geographic Kids |
| Lucy - National Geographic News National Geographic Society. P.O. Box ... The bones don't belong to the Lucy fossil's species, Australopithecus ... (The Society owns National GeographicNews.) ... news.nationalgeographic.com/.../120328-lucy-fossil-foot-scien... |
| James Cameron on Earth's Deepest Spot - National Geographic News And although he wasn't able to capture as many samples on this first dive as science teams might have been ... (The Society owns National Geographic News. ) ... news.nationalgeographic.com/.../120326-james-cameron-mari... |
| James Cameron Now at Ocean's Deepest Point (The Society owns National Geographic News.) "I think ... or ROVs, descend at about 40 meters (130 feet) a minute, added Stern, who isn't part of the expedition. news.nationalgeographic.com/.../120325-james-cameron-mari... |
| James Cameron May Dive Mariana Trench This Weekend, If ... (The Society owns National Geographic News.) ... current ROVs descend at about 40 meters (130 feet) a minute, added Stern, who isn't part of the expedition. news.nationalgeographic.com/.../120324-james-cameron-mari... |
| Pictures: Glowing Blue Waves Explained - National Geographic News National Geographic Society ... National Geographic Daily News ... that wasn't bioluminescent or a night that [bioluminescence] couldn't be seen," Hastings said . news.nationalgeographic.com/.../120319-glowing-waves-ocea... |
| King of Wasps - National Geographic News National Geographic Society. P.O. Box 98199. Washington ... NationalGeographic Daily News ... In general, "we don't know what this wasp does," Kimsey said. news.nationalgeographic.com/.../120327-new-species-wasps-k... |
| UPFRONTS 2012: National Geographic Channel Picks Up Four ... TV PILOTS 2012: COMPLETE GUIDE. BERLUSCONI THE FILM CASTING CALL. UPFRONTS 2012: National Geographic Channel Picks Up Four NewSeries ... www.hollywoodreporter.com/.../upfronts-2012-national-geogr... |
| Hyperspeed Planets Are Hurtling Out of the Milky Way? National Geographic Society ... National Geographic Daily News ... "The problem is that you don't have a star or an external heat source, so your planet would ... news.nationalgeographic.com/.../120323-runaway-planets-hyp... |
| "Lost" Great Wall of China Segment Found? - National Geographic ... National Geographic Daily News ... for National Geographic News ...What's more , it wasn't the work of Genghis Khan or his heirs but actually a long-lost ... news.nationalgeographic.com/.../120319-great-wall-of-china-... |
| Rare "Emerald Cut" Galaxy Found - National Geographic News National Geographic Society ... National Geographic Daily News ... By contrast, the models show that galaxies with lots of star-forming gases don'tbecome ... news.nationalgeographic.com/.../120320-rectangular-galaxy-e... |
| Cameron's Historic Dive Cut Short by Leak - National Geographic ... National Geographic Daily News ... I didn't find anything that looked alive to me, other than a few [shrimplike] ... (The Society owns National Geographic News.) ... news.nationalgeographic.com/.../120326-james-cameron-mari... |
| BP Oil Spill? - National Geographic News Brian Handwerk. For National Geographic News. Published March 22, 2012. As they walk the sands of Orange Beach, Alabama, T. Prabhakar Clement and Joel ... news.nationalgeographic.com/.../120322-gulf-oil-spill-tar-ball... |
| Grasslands More Diverse Than Rain Forests—In Small Areas National Geographic Society ... National Geographic Daily News ... That's a lot of area for species to flock, but height isn't everything when it comes to the... news.nationalgeographic.com/.../120320-grasslands-rain-fores... |
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