National Geographic Live 2022-23 North America Series

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Filming clouded leopard cubs rehabilitation, Sandesh Kadur
Tigress in Ranthambore
Trekking up the mountains in Ladakh to the lair of the Pallas’s Cat
Lindsay Zanno, Quarry
Lindsay Zanno
Lindsay Zanno, Moros on a branch.
Diva Amon
“From Shallows to Seafloor,” Diva Amon
“From Shallows to Seafloor,” Diva Amon
Tracy Drain, NASA
Tracy Drain
Dark Star Cave Exploration, Uzbekistan
Auyan Tepui Cave Exploration
Alizè Carrére, Madagascar
Alizè Carrére, Bangladesh
“Life on the Move,” Lucy Hawkes
Lucy Hawkes
Olmec
Teotihuacan

National Geographic Live’s 2022-23 North America event season has kicked off and will visit nearly 60 cities, with more than a dozen new markets and venues combined. A celebrated group of 37 new and returning experts will grace stages across the United States and Canada immersing audiences in natural wonders of the world through gripping footage and unforgettable imagery. Among eight new speakers captivating audiences this tour season is Sandesh Kadur. Presenting “Wild Cats of India,” journey with photographer and filmmaker Sandesh Kadur through the diverse landscapes of India to discover its lesser-known felines—from the tiny, grumpy-faced Pallas’s cat to the elusive clouded leopard. (Credit: Felis Images)
National Geographic Live’s 2022-23 North America event season has kicked off and will visit nearly 60 cities, with more than a dozen new markets and venues combined. A celebrated group of 37 new and returning experts will grace stages across the United States and Canada immersing audiences in natural wonders of the world through gripping footage and unforgettable imagery. Among eight new speakers captivating audiences this tour season is Sandesh Kadur. Presenting “Wild Cats of India,” journey with photographer and filmmaker Sandesh Kadur through the diverse landscapes of India to discover its lesser-known felines—from the tiny, grumpy-faced Pallas’s cat to the elusive clouded leopard. (Credit: Sandesh Kadur)
National Geographic Live’s 2022-23 North America event season has kicked off and will visit nearly 60 cities, with more than a dozen new markets and venues combined. A celebrated group of 37 new and returning experts will grace stages across the United States and Canada immersing audiences in natural wonders of the world through gripping footage and unforgettable imagery. Among eight new speakers captivating audiences this tour season is Sandesh Kadur. Presenting “Wild Cats of India,” journey with photographer and filmmaker Sandesh Kadur through the diverse landscapes of India to discover its lesser-known felines—from the tiny, grumpy-faced Pallas’s cat to the elusive clouded leopard. (Credit: Sandesh Kadur)
National Geographic Live’s 2022-23 North America event season has kicked off and will visit nearly 60 cities, with more than a dozen new markets and venues combined. A celebrated group of 37 new and returning experts will grace stages across the United States and Canada immersing audiences in natural wonders of the world through gripping footage and unforgettable imagery. Among eight new speakers captivating audiences this tour season is Lindsay Zanno, presenting “T. rex Rises.” Travel back in time with paleontologist Dr. Lindsay Zanno and discover the fascinating story of how a Cretaceous climate crisis gave rise to the most famous megapredator of all time—T. rex. (Credit: Chi Liao)
National Geographic Live’s 2022-23 North America event season has kicked off and will visit nearly 60 cities, with more than a dozen new markets and venues combined. A celebrated group of 37 new and returning experts will grace stages across the United States and Canada immersing audiences in natural wonders of the world through gripping footage and unforgettable imagery. Among eight new speakers captivating audiences this tour season is Lindsay Zanno, presenting “T. rex Rises.” Travel back in time with paleontologist Dr. Lindsay Zanno and discover the fascinating story of how a Cretaceous climate crisis gave rise to the most famous megapredator of all time—T. rex. (Credit: Lindsay Zanno)
National Geographic Live’s 2022-23 North America event season has kicked off and will visit nearly 60 cities, with more than a dozen new markets and venues combined. A celebrated group of 37 new and returning experts will grace stages across the United States and Canada immersing audiences in natural wonders of the world through gripping footage and unforgettable imagery. Among eight new speakers captivating audiences this tour season is Lindsay Zanno, presenting “T. rex Rises.” Travel back in time with paleontologist Dr. Lindsay Zanno and discover the fascinating story of how a Cretaceous climate crisis gave rise to the most famous megapredator of all time—T. rex. (Credit: Jorge Gonzalez)
National Geographic Live’s 2022-23 North America event season has kicked off and will visit nearly 60 cities, with more than a dozen new markets and venues combined. A celebrated group of 37 new and returning experts will grace stages across the United States and Canada immersing audiences in natural wonders of the world through gripping footage and unforgettable imagery. Among eight new speakers captivating audiences this tour season is Diva Amon, presenting “From Shallows to Seafloor.” Dive in with marine biologist Diva Amon to get to know the fascinating creatures in each unique layer of Earth’s massive underwater habitat—from the familiar sea creatures near the surface to their otherworldly, alien-like cousins that wander the ocean floor. (Credit: Solvin Zankl)
National Geographic Live’s 2022-23 North America event season has kicked off and will visit nearly 60 cities, with more than a dozen new markets and venues combined. A celebrated group of 37 new and returning experts will grace stages across the United States and Canada immersing audiences in natural wonders of the world through gripping footage and unforgettable imagery. Among eight new speakers captivating audiences this tour season is Diva Amon, presenting “From Shallows to Seafloor.” Dive in with marine biologist Diva Amon to get to know the fascinating creatures in each unique layer of Earth’s massive underwater habitat—from the familiar sea creatures near the surface to their otherworldly, alien-like cousins that wander the ocean floor. (Credit: Solvin Zankl)
National Geographic Live’s 2022-23 North America event season has kicked off and will visit nearly 60 cities, with more than a dozen new markets and venues combined. A celebrated group of 37 new and returning experts will grace stages across the United States and Canada immersing audiences in natural wonders of the world through gripping footage and unforgettable imagery. Among eight new speakers captivating audiences this tour season is Diva Amon, presenting “From Shallows to Seafloor.” Dive in with marine biologist Diva Amon to get to know the fascinating creatures in each unique layer of Earth’s massive underwater habitat—from the familiar sea creatures near the surface to their otherworldly, alien-like cousins that wander the ocean floor. (Credit: NOAA OER)
National Geographic Live’s 2022-23 North America event season has kicked off and will visit nearly 60 cities, with more than a dozen new markets and venues combined. A celebrated group of 37 new and returning experts will grace stages across the United States and Canada immersing audiences in natural wonders of the world through gripping footage and unforgettable imagery. Among eight new speakers captivating audiences this tour season is Tracy Drain, presenting, “Cosmic Adventures.” Join aerospace engineer Tracy Drain to discover the marvels of our cosmic backyard through the eyes of the robotic spacecraft sent out to explore it. (Credit: Ryan Lannom)
National Geographic Live’s 2022-23 North America event season has kicked off and will visit nearly 60 cities, with more than a dozen new markets and venues combined. A celebrated group of 37 new and returning experts will grace stages across the United States and Canada immersing audiences in natural wonders of the world through gripping footage and unforgettable imagery. Among eight new speakers captivating audiences this tour season is Tracy Drain, presenting, “Cosmic Adventures.” Join aerospace engineer Tracy Drain to discover the marvels of our cosmic backyard through the eyes of the robotic spacecraft sent out to explore it. (Credit: NASA JPL-Caltech SwRI MSSS Kevin M. Gill)
National Geographic Live’s 2022-23 North America event season has kicked off and will visit nearly 60 cities, with more than a dozen new markets and venues combined. A celebrated group of 37 new and returning experts will grace stages across the United States and Canada immersing audiences in natural wonders of the world through gripping footage and unforgettable imagery. Among eight new speakers captivating audiences this tour season is Robbie Shone, presenting, “In Deep: Adventures in Caving.” Join renowned cave photographer Robbie Shone for a gripping, first-hand account of the climb for his life out of Veryovkina, the world’s deepest known cave. (Credit: Robbie Shone)
National Geographic Live’s 2022-23 North America event season has kicked off and will visit nearly 60 cities, with more than a dozen new markets and venues combined. A celebrated group of 37 new and returning experts will grace stages across the United States and Canada immersing audiences in natural wonders of the world through gripping footage and unforgettable imagery. Among eight new speakers captivating audiences this tour season is Robbie Shone, presenting, “In Deep: Adventures in Caving.” Join renowned cave photographer Robbie Shone for a gripping, first-hand account of the climb for his life out of Veryovkina, the world’s deepest known cave. (Credit: Robbie Shone)
National Geographic Live’s 2022-23 North America event season has kicked off and will visit nearly 60 cities, with more than a dozen new markets and venues combined. A celebrated group of 37 new and returning experts will grace stages across the United States and Canada immersing audiences in natural wonders of the world through gripping footage and unforgettable imagery. Among eight new speakers captivating audiences this tour season is Alizè Carrére, presenting “Adaptation.” Explore the remarkable ways people around the world are adapting to climate change with environmental anthropologist and filmmaker Alizé Carrère. (Credit: Sally Gee)
National Geographic Live’s 2022-23 North America event season has kicked off and will visit nearly 60 cities, with more than a dozen new markets and venues combined. A celebrated group of 37 new and returning experts will grace stages across the United States and Canada immersing audiences in natural wonders of the world through gripping footage and unforgettable imagery. Among eight new speakers captivating audiences this tour season is Alizè Carrére, presenting “Adaptation.” Explore the remarkable ways people around the world are adapting to climate change with environmental anthropologist and filmmaker Alizé Carrère. (Credit: Andy Maser)
National Geographic Live’s 2022-23 North America event season has kicked off and will visit nearly 60 cities, with more than a dozen new markets and venues combined. A celebrated group of 37 new and returning experts will grace stages across the United States and Canada immersing audiences in natural wonders of the world through gripping footage and unforgettable imagery. Among eight new speakers captivating audiences this tour season is Lucy Hawkes, presenting “Life on the Move.” Physiological ecologist Lucy Hawkes shares an inside look at what she’s learned tracking some of Earth’s greatest animal athletes on their iconic migrations across the planet. (Credit: Lucy Hawkes)
National Geographic Live’s 2022-23 North America event season has kicked off and will visit nearly 60 cities, with more than a dozen new markets and venues combined. A celebrated group of 37 new and returning experts will grace stages across the United States and Canada immersing audiences in natural wonders of the world through gripping footage and unforgettable imagery. Among eight new speakers captivating audiences this tour season is Lucy Hawkes, presenting “Life on the Move.” Physiological ecologist Lucy Hawkes shares an inside look at what she’s learned tracking some of Earth’s greatest animal athletes on their iconic migrations across the planet. (Credit: Lucy Hawkes)
National Geographic Live’s 2022-23 North America event season has kicked off and will visit nearly 60 cities, with more than a dozen new markets and venues combined. A celebrated group of 37 new and returning experts will grace stages across the United States and Canada immersing audiences in natural wonders of the world through gripping footage and unforgettable imagery. Among eight new speakers captivating audiences this tour season is Diana Magaloni-Kerpel. Presenting “Mesoamerica Illuminated,” art historian and microarcheologist Dr. Diana Magaloni-Kerpel uncovers millennia-old murals and sculptures throughout Mexico and Central America to understand what they reveal about these ancient cultures. (Credit: Diana Magaloni)
National Geographic Live’s 2022-23 North America event season has kicked off and will visit nearly 60 cities, with more than a dozen new markets and venues combined. A celebrated group of 37 new and returning experts will grace stages across the United States and Canada immersing audiences in natural wonders of the world through gripping footage and unforgettable imagery. Among eight new speakers captivating audiences this tour season is Diana Magaloni-Kerpel. Presenting “Mesoamerica Illuminated,” art historian and microarcheologist Dr. Diana Magaloni-Kerpel uncovers millennia-old murals and sculptures throughout Mexico and Central America to understand what they reveal about these ancient cultures. (Credit: Diana Magaloni)