Gary KnellNational Geographic: Investing in a Better Future for LionsToday is World Lion Day. And Saturday is World Elephant Day. Sadly, most people go about their business unaware that some of the most…Aug 10, 2017Aug 10, 2017
Gary KnellFirst-Ever National Geographic Explorers Festival Inspires Washington, D.C.To some, the holiday season is the most wonderful time of the year, but to me, it’s the one week every year when all our National…Jun 19, 2017Jun 19, 2017
Gary KnellLet’s See What We Can #SaveTogetherAt National Geographic, we’re doubling down on exploration. Today, we’re better positioned than ever to invest in bold people with…May 22, 20171May 22, 20171
Gary KnellWhy Optimism is Our Only ChoiceToday marks our 47th Earth Day — and while we’ve made progress on a number of the challenges we faced in 1970, from leaded gasoline to…Apr 22, 2017Apr 22, 2017
Gary KnellHarnessing Science and Storytelling to Create a Water-Secure FutureYesterday, on World Water Day, I had the honor and privilege of addressing over 100 policymakers, activists, and government officials at…Mar 23, 20171Mar 23, 20171
Gary KnellWorld Lion Day: Meet Three Inspiring Women Working to Save LionsThe Olympics are in full gear — a global event sure to capture our attention for weeks to come. But today I’d like to pause and turn our…Aug 10, 20161Aug 10, 20161
Gary KnellCecil’s Legacy: Protecting Big Cats in AfricaOne year ago we were shocked by the news of the death of Cecil the Lion — a 13-year old male who lived in and around Hwange National Park…Jul 1, 2016Jul 1, 2016
Gary KnellGeography is More than Just a Place on a MapWednesday we held a live taping of the 28th annual National Geographic Bee finals, welcoming the top 10 finalists from around the country…May 27, 2016May 27, 2016
Gary KnellHey, want to join me and get dirty?Today, I get to get dirty — no suit and tie, just searching for spiders, exploring wetlands, and if I am really lucky, finding a new…May 20, 2016May 20, 2016