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For 133 years, the National Geographic Society has supported intrepid Explorers as they advanced the frontiers of science, geography, education, and storytelling to better understand our world.…
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You may have heard of the Blue Zones—five areas in the world (including Loma Linda, CA) where people are living up to or into their hundreds. Not only is longevity the norm, but these folks are…
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You may have heard of the Blue Zones—five areas in the world (including Loma Linda, CA) where people are living up to or into their hundreds. Not only is longevity the norm, but these folks are…
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Each school year, Smiley Heritage Tours volunteers lead tours of Redlands and the surrounding communities for fourth-grade students of the area. The May 26 Redlands Forum will feature speakers from…
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Rob Badger and Nita Winter will share their inspiring work and how climate change is impacting wildflowers. They will showcase how art and science are seamlessly woven into a beautiful work that…
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The Franklin School was built in 1869 in Washington, DC, and served as the model for the US public school system, offering free education to as many as 900 students per year. It was named a National…
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In his new book, Dr. Enric Sala, an internationally renowned ecologist and National Geographic Explorer, makes a clear case for why protecting nature makes economic sense. In The Nature of Nature:…
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