Plus, 7 species that can live to 100 years or more...

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VIDEO: Discover Greenland

Encounter raw Arctic beauty on an extraordinary expedition in view of the Greenland ice sheet. As this video conveys, a trip like this connects the dots from the impacts we're seeing in the world to the actions we need to take.

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The Wilds of Borneo: Orangutans & Beyond
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Secluded South Africa
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Jaguars & Wildlife of Brazil's Pantanal
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From the Galapagos to Greenland: Animals that live to 100+

If you've ever wondered what the secret to longevity is, look no further than species that have inhabited Earth for centuries.

What's their secret?  >
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22 outdoor hobbies to try in 2022
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If nature brings you joy, here are 22 ways to get outside and try something new. Geocaching, anyone? Zip lining? There's something for everyone!

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