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Under a canopy of red and sugar maple, yellow poplar and sweet birch trees sits a colorful vernal riot of wildflowers like Canada violet, phlox and Solomon’s seal — and a case study of a modern ...

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National Geographic journalist Paul Salopek has been walking around the world since 2013. But now that he’s in Alaska, his ...

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This text serves as a supplement to the following articles; for a comprehensive perspective, it is recommended that they be read together. Although Marxism was initially a groundbreaking and ...

National Geographic's December 2025 issue features its annual Pictures of the Year. The issue features striking wildlife photos highlighting endangered species and fragile ecosystems. Some photos also ...