National Geographic In the Field With National Geographic: The Inside Story of Legendary Explorers, Educators, Scientists, and Storytellers
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Get the inside story of the National Geographic Society with this brief, newly updated jaunt through more than 135 years of research, discovery and unforgettable photojournalism.
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- Here is the history of the National Geographic Society gathered in a single volume
- This book offers a short history of the people, images and innovations that made the organization an international beacon for all who desire to know more about our world
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Join archaeologists and adventurers, explorers and scientists on this brief, newly updated jaunt through more than 135 years of research, discovery, and unforgettable photojournalism at the National Geographic Society.
From the top of Mount Everest to the depths of the sea, from beneath the microscope to the outer bounds of space, the National Geographic Society has reported on the world and all that is in it since 1888. Earth's geography may now be charted, its poles attained, its highest mountains climbed. But the need to understand its peoples and nations, its animals and plants, its deepest seas, its fiery core, and its place among the twirling galaxies is more crucial than ever before.
With publication timed to the 2026 opening of National Geographic's refurbished headquarters in Washington, D.C., this book is a critical roadmap for future decades of innovation and discovery.
View all National Geographic Non-Fictional AdventuresJoin archaeologists and adventurers, explorers and scientists on this brief, newly updated jaunt through more than 135 years of research, discovery, and unforgettable photojournalism at the National Geographic Society.
From the top of Mount Everest to the depths of the sea, from beneath the microscope to the outer bounds of space, the National Geographic Society has reported on the world and all that is in it since 1888. Earth's geography may now be charted, its poles attained, its highest mountains climbed. But the need to understand its peoples and nations, its animals and plants, its deepest seas, its fiery core, and its place among the twirling galaxies is more crucial than ever before.
With publication timed to the 2026 opening of National Geographic's refurbished headquarters in Washington, D.C., this book is a critical roadmap for future decades of innovation and discovery.
| Best Use | Casual |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 7 x 5 inches |
| Author(s) | National Geographic |
| Number of Pages | 152 |
| Format | Paperback |
| ISBN-13 | 9781426224829 |
| Publisher | National Geographic |
| Copyright Year | 2026 |
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