National Geographic Society

The National Geographic Society (NGS), headquartered in Washington, D.C., United States, is one of the biggest not-for-profit exploratory and instructive establishments on the planet. Its interests incorporate geography,archaeology and normal science, the advancement of natural and authentic preservation, and the investigation of world society and history. The National Geographic Society's logo is a yellow representation outline – rectangular fit as a fiddle – which shows up on the edges encompassing the title pages of its magazines and as its TV slot logo. It likewise works a site that components additional substance and overall occasions. Past and flow grantees incorporate polar pilgrim Robert Peary; Hiram Bingham, excavator of the lost Inca city of Machu Picchu; anthropologists Louis and Mary Leakey; mountain gorilla master Dian Fossey; creator and student of history Stephen Ambrose; submerged traveler and pioneer of the indented Titanic Robert Ballard; primatologist Jane Goodall; anthropologist Wade Davis; sea life scholar Sylvia Earle; natural life traditionalist Paula Kahumbu; and herpetologist-toxinologist Zoltan Takacs.

The Society's dedication to trustworthiness, exactness and perfection has situated "National Geographic" as a benchmark brand and a pioneer in distributed, photography, cartography, TV, exploration and training