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This Earth Day, we celebrate our planet's beautiful, remote, and at-risk locations. We invite you to stay connected to the wonders of our planet and important work to restore it with a 4-week free trial to Nat Geo Digital - today only.

Enjoy subscriber-exclusive content on natgeo.com and our ad-free app, immersive online-only experiences, and new stories published daily, to help you stay informed and inspired about our planet and the restoration initiatives to ensure its future.

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#ShareYourHope

Through the work of our Explorers around the world, we remain hopeful about our planet’s future. By coming together on behalf of the planet we all share, we harness the power of our combined action to make a difference and instill hope for a green world for generations to come.

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Stream The Last Tepui on Disney+

The Last Tepui follows elite climber Alex Honnold (Free Solo) and a world-class climbing team led by National Geographic Explorer and climber Mark Synnott on a grueling mission deep in the Amazon jungle. Their goal is to deliver legendary biologist and National Geographic Explorer Bruce Means to the top of a massive “island in the sky” known as a tepui.

This Earth Day, learn why the tepuis – much like the Galapagos – are a treasure trove of biodiversity worth protecting.

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A Note From The Editor

When someone can’t see the big picture because they’re so focused on the details, we say they can’t see the forest for the trees. To commemorate Earth Day, we're focusing on the big picture by publishing a special issue on Saving Forests.

Today forests cover one-third of Earth’s land surface and help keep our world in balance. In fact, they’re the “lungs" of the planet, drawing in carbon dioxide and breathing out oxygen. They provide habitat for countless species. And in a warming world, they’re our best chance for survival.

Yet our forests are at risk as extreme conditions related to climate change kill trees worldwide.

But it’s not too late to do something. In an encouraging sign, last fall more than a hundred world leaders promised to end global deforestation by 2030.

In our special issue, we highlight how Australia’s aboriginal people are renewing their homelands through the ancient practice of planned burning. We offer four strategies to help save forests. And you’ll find stunning photographs, graphics, and maps. Plenty of opportunities to appreciate the forest and the trees.

David Brindley
Interim Editor in Chief

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PHOTO BY RENAN OZTURK

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Untouched by time, this pristine world soars high above the Amazon

A flat-topped peak gives researchers a chance to identify new species and unlock secrets of evolution. The biggest challenge: getting there.

PHOTO BY RENAN OZTURK

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Overhead at National Geographic: First ascent of a sky island

Get a peek behind the scenes with biologist Bruce Means and National Geographic Explorer Mark Synott, as they talk trekking through the jungle and getting to the top of an uncharted tepui.

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The Biggest Little Farm: The Return
Now Streaming on Disney+

The Biggest Little Farm: The Return, from National Geographic, is based on the 2018 award-winning feature documentary film that tells the story of John and Molly Chester, who abandoned their urban life in Los Angeles to revitalize a barren farm, grow delicious food, and live in harmony with nature. This Earth Day, see how farmers use the bonds of nature to maximize biodiversity and grow the most nutrient-dense food possible.

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