National Geographic Society
Yellow-bordered magazine publisher
The National Geographic Society is an American nonprofit organization founded in 1888 to promote geography, exploration, and scientific research.
Best known for its yellow-bordered magazine, the society funds expeditions, produces documentaries, and publishes maps.
National Geographic often refers to the magazine itself: I found a stack of old National Geographics in the attic.
- Machu PicchuIncan sanctuary in Peru
- lost citiesSettlements history forgot
- Alexander Graham BellTelephone's Scottish-born creator
- magazineBound periodical with articles
- globe-trottingTraveling widely worldwide
yellow border · photography · exploration · polar expedition · documentary · cartography · science · Jane Goodall · endangered species · education · oceanography · remote sensing · Jacques Cousteau · deep sea exploration · field expeditions · natural wonders · iconic covers · photo essay
- Geography Groups
- American OrganizationsNAACP, American Legion, VFW, American Red Cross, ACLU
- learned societiesAmerican Medical Association, IEEE, Phi Beta Kappa
- heritage organizationsheritage trust, heritage center, SAR, maritime heritage, architectural heritage
- Outdoor Groupshiking clubs, scout troops, Scouts, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts
- Bell Inventionstelephone, metal detector, hydrofoil, audiometer
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