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Lions are the only cats that live in groups, called prides, and once roamed all of Africa and into Asia.

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"The face of the earth is made up of many different kinds of features, each the momentary result of an ongoing process."

— Preston E. James

Teaching Resources

Find multimedia activities, lessons, and units aligned with national standards.

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Mapping

Navigate iconic National Geographic maps with new interactive features and tools for creating custom materials that can be easily printed and shared.

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Multimedia

Experience captivating National Geographic photography and video, optimized for use in the classroom.

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Reference & News

Discover a range of supports for learning about real-world issues, including news articles, a glossary, and an encyclopedia.

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What Is Geo-Literacy?

Geo-literacy is a combination of skills and understanding necessary to make far-reaching decisions in the 21st century. Learn more about geo-literacy and find valuable resources to prepare your students.

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Education Programs

Learn about the many programs offered by National Geographic Education for educators and learners.

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Current Event Connection

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