Welcome back seasoned travelers! This is one of our favorite times of year. We love hearing about your adventures and memorable moments, looking at your photos, and seeing your On Assignment projects. Thank you for joining us this summer!
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National Geographic Student Expeditions National Geographic Expert Peter Frost shocks students with a hand stand in Peru.
National Geographic Student Expeditions Report from the Field: NGSE Students in Iceland explore lava tube caves and erupting geysers alongside NG Expert Ford Cochran. Read about it on National Geographic's BlogWild.
Source: blogs.nationalgeographic.com
Hello once more from Iceland. I'm newly arrived here with Nat Geo Student Expeditions, sharing highlights of our trek. Welcome! I met up with the students I'd be traveling with for the next ten days in Reykjavik late last week, fired up and ready to roll.
National Geographic Student Expeditions "Eye-opening and awe-inspiring does not even describe my time in Tanzania. My life has forever been changed by the amazing times I've had and the exceptional people I've met. I've learned more than I thought possible" - Loren. Thanks to Loren and all of our Tanzania students for your amazing blog quotes. We love hearing from you!
Source: ngsetanb2009.blogspot.com
Our cultural safari took us through Maasai lands where we first hiked to the top of Oldonyo Sambu, a small mountain overlooking the vast savannah leading up to Tarangire National Park...
National Geographic Student Expeditions Thanks, Gadling and AOL for blogging about us!
Source: www.gadling.com
In the summer of 2008, National Geographic launched a fascinating and inspiring project called Student Expeditions, which aimed to send high school students to a variety of exotic locals around the globe, ...
National Geographic Student Expeditions Report from the Field: National Geographic Student Travelers blog from Peru. Read about their adventure.
Source: www.ngseperb2009.blogspot.com
Today we awoke to cool temperatures, rain, and mist; something the locals tell us is very rare for this time of year. We had planned to spend today helping out in a small highland community, making mud bricks and picking potatoes, but neither of these activities were possible in the rain. ...
National Geographic Student Expeditions Fun with word clouds: Check out what last summer's NGSE students and their parents had to say about their expeditions.
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National Geographic Student Expeditions discussed Questions about NGSE on the National Geographic Student Expeditions discussion board.
National Geographic Student Expeditions discussed Questions about NGSE on the National Geographic Student Expeditions discussion board.
National Geographic Student Expeditions discussed Questions about NGSE on the National Geographic Student Expeditions discussion board.
National Geographic Student Expeditions Photo pick of the week: On Assignment in Iceland by Ford Cochran
National Geographic Student Expeditions A taste of Icelandic music! See Sigur Ros at a concert they held last summer to raise awareness for the impact of climate change on Iceland's natural landscape.
Source: video.nationalgeographic.com
Join us in Iceland this summer! http://ngstudentexpeditions.com/destinations/iceland
National Geographic Student Expeditions Photo tip: When photographing people, learn to predict their behavior. Think about the situation you are photographing and how people are likely to act in it. Then prepare yourself for the moment. Check out this link for more photo tips.
Source: photography.nationalgeographic.com
See more photo tips here, or check out National Geographic Student Expeditions' Photography On Assignment programs at www.ngstudentexpeditions.com/projects
National Geographic Student Expeditions A celebration of "Mama Tierra" with Spanish music group, Macaco.
Source: video.nationalgeographic.com
Macaco, one of Spain's most popular rock groups, produced this video in collaboration with National Geographic to raise awareness for the environment. See our expedition to Spain here: http://ngstudentexpeditions.com/destinations/spain
National Geographic Student Expeditions Expedition fact: "54% of Icelanders believe in elves and trolls." Watch this video to learn more, or venture to the land of fairytales with us this summer.
Source: video.nationalgeographic.com
Most Icelanders believe in elves, according to a self-proclaimed elf historian.
