Touring Shows
To Inspire Your Audience

Albert Lin
Explorer

Albert has explored far and wide, yet his most profound journeys happened within, as he turned to ancient wisdom, modern science, and neuroplasticity to heal from traumatic injuries.

Ami Vitale
Photographer

Ami has spent 20+ years documenting coexistence. From China’s panda centers to Kenya’s elephant and rhino sanctuaries, showing how science, innovation, and local leadership are shaping the future.

Anand Varma
Photographer

Biologist turned photographer, Anand Varma unlocks the mysteries of nature through cutting-edge photography techniques, slowing down nature enough that we can witness its many wonders.

Andrés Ruzo
Geothermal Scientist

National Geographic Explorer, Explorers Club Fellow, and geothermal scientist Andrés Ruzo explores the science behind nature's great wonders.

Andrew Evans
Author

Veteran travel writer Andrew Ellis Evans shares the remarkable power of travel to not only change our lives—but how we live. With illuminating tales from his long career at National Geographic, Andrew highlights the importance of wandering—both near and far.

Andy Mann
Photographer

Acclaimed ocean photographer and filmmaker, Andy Mann, uses powerful imagery and immersive storytelling to takes us beneath the surface to witness the ocean at a pivotal moment in history and celebrate what's working.

Andy Mann & the Eli West Trio

Photographer/Musician & Roots Musicans

National Geographic photographer Andy Mann is joined by multi-instrumentalists who play an original score of folk, bluegrass, and roots music, paired with salty tales to inspire wonder and conservation.

Angus Hervey
Solutions Journalist

Solutions journalist and founder of Fix the News, Angus Hervey explores a world where progress and crisis coexist, drawing on a decade of research to reveal the overlooked stories of solutions, from malaria vaccines to conservation wins and social reform.

Annie Griffiths
Photographer

At 25, Annie Griffiths became one of National Geographic’s first women photographers, turning gender into her superpower. Over three decades, she worked in 100+ countries—often with two kids in tow—documenting under-reported stories of women worldwide.

Beverly Joubert & Dereck Joubert
Filmmakers

For over 40 years, Dereck and Beverly have filmed, researched, and explored wild Africa, working to safeguard large predators and drive conservation across the continent. On stage, they reveal wildlife’s interdependence with wild places and share groundbreaking ways they partner with local communities to create sustainable coexistence.

Bob Poole
Wildlife Filmmaker

With stunning footage from his latest projects and PBS Series, Tuskers: Brotherhood of Elephants, Emmy Award-winning filmmaker Bob Poole takes us on an unforgettable journey into the world of elephants.

Brian Skerry
Photographer

Through the lives of marine animals and ocean ecosystems, National Geographic photographer Brian Skerry shows us the global threats and hopeful solutions that nurture the sea’s resiliency.

Bryan Smith
Adventure Filmmaker

Filmmaker Bryan Smith documents the thin line that intrepid adventurers and radical thinkers have crossed, taking us beyond what we thought was possible.

Casey Anderson
Wildlife Naturalist

Casey Anderson is a naturalist and wildlife filmmaker who explores coexistence between humans and wild predators, such as grizzly bears and mountain lions to inspire conservation.

Conor Knighton
CBS Sunday Morning Correspondent

CBS Sunday Morning correspondent and New York Times bestselling author Conor Knighton takes us on his whirlwind tour of the national parks, from Acadia to Zion, in 365 days.

Cory Richards
Adventurer

Cory Richards is a Nat Geo photographer, record-setting mountaineer, and mental-health advocate who proves that what others call “disability” can become your greatest strength.

Cristina Mittermeier
Photographer

With passion, conviction, and a zest for life, pioneering marine biologist and National Geographic photographer Cristina Mittermeier has dedicated her career to safeguarding the ocean and inspiring millions to do the same.

Cristina Mittermeier & Paul Nicklen
Photographers

After years beneath the ice and waves, National Geographic photographers Paul Nicklen and Cristina Mittermeier are turning their lenses toward the land, capturing Africa’s megafauna with the same urgency and grace that has defined their ocean work.

David Doubilet and Jennifer Hayes
Photographers

These giants of underwater photography combine five decades of science, exploration and expert storytelling to share the story of our oceans then and now.

David Guttenfelder
Photojournalist

Award-winning photojournalist David Guttenfelder takes us beyond the headlines with vivid storytelling and powerful images that reveal the human cost of global conflict and its impact on us all.

David McLain
Photographer

Join photographer David McLain on a globetrotting journey to discover the practices people share—oceans apart—to live long, healthy lives beyond 100.

Deanne Fitzmaurice
Photographer

From the Super Bowl to Route 66, through earthquakes, wildfires, and historic turning points, Pulitzer Prize–winning photographer Deanne Fitzmaurice shares powerful stories of who we have become as we celebrate 250 years of America.

Ella Al-Shamahi
Paleoanthropologist

Journey across continents and deep time with evolutionary biologist Ella Al-Shamahi to discover why, after sharing Earth with at least seven other human species, only Homo sapiens remain.

Frans Lanting & Christine Eckstrom
Photographer & Author

Monterey Bay, America’s richest biodiversity hotspot, was on the brink of disaster a century ago. Today, it stands as a testament to ecological recovery and how damaged ecosystems can recover when people care, act and work together.

Gerlinde Kaltenbrunner
Mountaineer

To take the final steps to the highest point of the world’s 14 tallest peaks, to feel a oneness with everything—this is what motivated Austrian mountaineer Gerlinde Kaltenbrunner to become one of the great climbers of our time.

IN-Q
Spoken Word Artist

Multi-platinum winning songwriter and National Poetry Slam grand champion IN-Q electrifies audiences through his dynamic performances and workshops that dive straight to the heart—igniting curiosity, inspiring action, and forging bonds.

Jamie Metzl
Futurist

Jamie Metzl, one of the world’s leading technology and healthcare futurists and a bestselling author, explores how breakthroughs in artificial intelligence, genetics, biotechnology and other fields are transforming how we work, heal, create, and live.

Jean Fruth
Sports Photographer

Jean brings a fresh perspective to the game, through interviews with MLB legends, memorable post-season action, and stories of how the game is evolving around the world.

Jodi Cobb
Photographer

Jodi shattered the glass ceiling as the first and only female staff field photographer at National Geographic, revealing hidden societies, from the Japan’s Geisha to the persistence of modern slavery.

Joel Sartore
Photographer

National Geographic photographer Joel Sartore—on a mission to take portraits of every species in captivity before they disappear—has created the Photo Ark project, a global call to protect biodiversity and rethink humanity’s relationship with the natural world.

Keith Ladzinski
Photographer

Capturing the beauty and vulnerability of our world through his lens, adventurer, wildlife photographer, and storm chaser Keith Ladzinski reminds us of the profound interconnectedness between humans and the natural environment.

Kevin Fedarko
Author

Two friends, zero preparation, one dream: a 750-mile odyssey, on foot, through the heart of America's Most magnificent national park and the grandest wilderness on earth.

Kevin Fedarko & Pete McBride
Author & Photographer

This epic hike took Kevin and Pete 750 miles, through slot canyons and all four seasons to understand the challenges facing The Grand Canyon today and to contemplate the value of wild spaces.

Kiliii Yuyan
Photographer

Photographer Kiliii Yüyan shows how Indigenous communities as Earth’s greatest protectors, blending traditional wisdom and modern science to safeguard life and restore planetary systems.

Kobie Boykins
NASA Engineer

Take a wild ride through 30 years of space exploration at the hands of the NASA Engineer who is leading the Europa Clipper Mission and has had a hand in every Mars Rover since Pathfinder.

Louise Leakey
Paleoanthropologist

How is it that Homo Sapiens are the only surviving species out of the genus Homo; the upright ape species that have called Earth home over the past 8 million years? Louise continues her family legacy of helping us understand.

Mark Synnott
Author / Climber

This North Face athlete, best-selling author, and world-class climber, who has climbed Mt. Everest himself, is on a quest to discover the truth—once and for all—of who was really the first team to summit Everest.

Mattias Klum
Photographer

This epic year-long quest through the entire length of the Grand Canyon took Kevin and Pete 750 miles on foot, through slot canyons and all four seasons to understand the challenges facing this iconic landscape today and to contemplate the value of wild spaces. For this journey, Kevin and Pete earned the coveted title, National Geographic “Adventurers of the Year.”

Dr. Mireya Mayor
Primatologist

Life as a mom of six and work as a world-renowned primatologist is no monkey business. Enjoy this wild romp with Dr. Mireya Mayor in her quest for discovery.

Dr. Mireya Mayor with Russell Acord & Cliff Barackman

Legend and lore blend with real-world investigation as two stars of Discovery Channel's Expedition Bigfoot—primatologist Dr. Mireya Mayor and historian Russell Acord, team up with renowned field researcher Cliff Barackman to examine the ongoing mystery of Bigfoot.

Nizar Ibrahim
Paleontologist

Join Nizar on an awe-inspiring journey—braving sandstorms, snakes, scorpions, and bandits—to a very different place: the lost world of African dinosaurs, unearthed in the spectacular landscape of the Sahara.

Paul Sereno
Paleontologist

Hailed as the “Indiana Jones of Paleontology,” Dr. Paul Sereno continues to make news—on expedition in the Sahara and closer to home, at the University of Chicago Fossil Lab. Enjoy this ride through four decades of dinosaur discovery.

Pete McBride
Photographer

Through his imagery and stories of the people and places dependent on it, Pete McBride shows how the Colorado River has become a bellwether of overuse and the climate change crisis, while remaining a river worth celebrating—and saving.

Ronan Donovan
Photographer

Join biologist-turned-photographer Ronan Donovan as he shares what he's learned documenting the social behaviors of chimpanzees, wolves, and gorillas, and what—as fellow mammals—can learn from our wild kin

Stephen Wilkes
Photographer

Celebrate America’s 250th birthday through the lens of Stephen Wilkes as he weaves five decades of iconic imagery into a powerful journey of the people, places, and moments that continue to shape the nation.

Steve Winter
Photographer

Eighty percent of world’s 40 wild cat species are in decline. Photographer and filmmaker Steve Winter documents cats from the Himalaya to Hollywood, revealing modern threats and stories of resilience and coexistence.

Sylvia Earle
Oceanographer

Immerse yourself in Dr. Sylvia Earle’s inspiring mission to save the ocean, one “Hope Spot” at a time, as she works beyond borders advising world leaders on critical marine protection of our beautiful blue oceans and the creatures that live within.

Vincent J. Musi
Photographer

For 30+ years, Vincent has captured a changing planet. From iconic Route 66 to life at a volcano’s base, to ancient Sicilian mummies, to animal cognition—Vincent’s stories and keen humor illuminate our world.