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Gordon Ramsay: Uncharted

Premieres Mondays 8.30pm AEST/NZST

New 6-part series on National Geographic from August 5. Join Gordon Ramsay on an exhilarating culinary adventure across the globe to Peru, Laos, Morocco, Hawaii, Alaska and New Zealand.
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National Geographic Presents FRAMES

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Made to inspire the everyday explorer, National Geographic series, FRAMES; is an exploration of photography, travel and nature. See the world of adventure and art in scenic Tasmania through the eyes of photographer Jarrad Seng and OPPO.
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SHINING A LIGHT ON THE SMALLER WILD CAT SPECIES

We caught up with National Geographic presenter Ben Britton and his new conservation efforts at his Wild Cat Conservation Centre. Watch more of his
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For 130 years National Geographic has been bringing amazing stories from around the world to our readers and viewers. Now, in this collection, some of the best feature-length documentaries come together to continue this tradition.
ECO - TRAVELLER

Hosted by National Geographic's ‘World Traveller’ Nick Saxon, Eco Traveller is an exploration of eco-tourism practices transforming sustainable travel around the globe.

Follow Video Coolest Concert Ever? Hear Ice Instruments Play Beautiful Music Nestled near the Arctic Circle, the Swedish Lapland town of Luleå is an enchanting winter wonderland of snow and ice. This magical place is also the home of Ice Music, a new musical art form introduced by American ice sculptor Tim Linhart. In his celebration of the Arctic spirit, musicians play hand-carved ice instruments inside a glowing igloo concert hall. Shot by P2 Photography, this short film gives us a peek into Linhart’s fascinating world of snow and sound.

Follow Video Genetics 101 What is a genome, and how are traits passed from generation to generation? Learn how pea plants helped launch the study of genetics and how the field of genetics research has evolved over time.

Follow Video See Why This Colourful King Of Birds Is The Centre Of Conservation Efforts The western tragopan (or jujurana, which means “king of birds”) is one of the most vulnerable pheasants in the world; just 3,300 survive in the wild today. This species can be found only in the western Himalaya and is most protected in the state of Himachal Pradesh, India. National Geographic grantee Munmun Dhalaria created a short film that features her sighting of the bird, one of the longest jujurana sightings ever to be documented in the wild. Dhalaria’s film also highlights the bird’s courtship display in captivity and the state’s overall conservation effort to protect the king of birds.

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News The World’s Biggest Conference On Wildlife Trade Is Happening. Get The Details.

Delegations from all over the world are gathering in Switzerland to discuss protections for more than 500 species.

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News Newly Discovered Organ May Be Lurking Under Your Skin

Identified in mice, the simple organ most likely exists in humans, too, offering fresh insight into how we experience painful pressure and pricks.

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News New Plastic Pollution Formed By Fire Looks Like Rocks

Pieces of plastic that are grey, round, and resembling rocks and pebbles are hiding in plain sight on the beaches of southern England.

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News Orangutans Are Our Closest Relatives But We Are Neglecting Them?

Once a month award-winning National Geographic photographer Jayaprakash Bojan boards a friend’s houseboat and putt-putts down the Sekonyer River which wends its way through the Tanjung Puting National Park in Kalimantan.

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Gordon Ramsay: Uncharted

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