National Geographic Membership

National Geographic®

You are invited to roam the world in the pages of National Geographic magazine. Explore the diversity of our planet's lands and inhabitants in compelling stories covering topics such as animals, nature, science, technology, culture, history, travel, adventure, exploration, and geography. The monthly National Geographic magazine is your key benefit of membership. Additional benefits include:

• As many as five wall map supplements throughout the year in issues of the magazine
• A personalized Membership Certificate
• Special discounts on selected products
• The opportunity to examine special Society products free in your home before deciding to purchase
• The privilege of traveling the world with the Society's educational travel tour programs
• The satisfaction of supporting important research, conservation, education, and exploration projects

Join the Society and bring the adventure of National Geographic into your home! [US delivery] [Canadian delivery] [International delivery]
[Lifetime Membership]

National Geographic Magazine

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Wollemi Pine

National Geographic®

Exclusively from National Geographic, this survivor from the age of the dinosaurs is one of the greatest living fossils discovered in the 20th century. The Wollemi pine is one of the world's oldest and rarest tree species, belonging to a 200-million-year-old plant family thought to have been extinct for more than two million years. Previously known only from fossil records, it was presumed extinct until a single tree was found in the Wollemi National Park, Australia, in 1994. Subsequent research discovered 100 adult trees that have survived in a single canyon in this wild and rugged area.  Click here tl learn more about the Wollemi Pine and how you can assist in the conservation effort!

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Dog Whisperer with Cesar Millan,
First Season DVD

National Geographic®

As seen on the National Geographic Channel

Cesar Millan has been called the Dr. Phil for dogs. With an uncanny ability to rehabilitate problem dogs of all shapes and sizes, Cesar has captured the national spotlight with his hit television show on the National Geographic Channel. This is all 26 episodes of the first season of the Dog Whisperer.  Click here for price and to view other exciting products from National Geographic!

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Bolivian Alpaca Sweater

National Geographic®

In the Bolivian Andes, talented artisans spin alpaca fiber into a soft and durable yarn, and through their weaving, translate their traditional ancient patterns into contemporary style. The bright earth tones and patterns of this particularly soft and breathable three-season sweater are adapted from a 3,000-year-old fabric.

Hand wash or dry clean only. Entirely handmade in Bolivia of pure alpaca wool.  Click here for price and to view other exciting products from National Geographic!

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Altiplano Alpaca Cardigan

National Geographic®

In the high, fertile valleys of Bolivia's Yunga region grows the tri-colored Kantuta, the national flower and an ancient Inca symbol of unity. Decorated with a repeating stylized pattern of Kantuta, this comfortable sweater is knit of soft superfine 100% alpaca yarn, an indispensably warm fiber on the Andean Altiplano. Twelve shades of blues and indigos flow on a black background. Pewter buttons. Front patch pockets.

Hand wash cold or dry clean. Hand knit in Bolivia.  Click here for price and to view other exciting products from National Geographic!

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Kashmir Paisley Matelasse Cover & Shams

National Geographic®

Our Jaipur bedding collection will transport you nightly to India's exotic Pink City. Like the collection of rare textiles found in Jaipur's Chandra Mahal, or moon palace museum, the coverlet and pillow shams feature a traditional Indian paisley motif in rich red hues with pumpkin and hints of blue.

60% cotton, 40% polyester. Made in Portugal.  Click here for price and to view other exciting products from National Geographic!

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The Amateur Naturalist

National Geographic®

National Geographic naturalist Nick Baker brings you the ultimate how-to guide for exploring nature. An education in natural science unto itself, it's filled with page after page of fascinating secrets, surprising facts, and inspiring commentary that encourage the whole family to see the many sides of nature they've never seen before.

From communicating with wildlife to reading the forest's hidden signs, the hands-on activities, beautiful photos, and detailed illustrations enthusiastically reveal everything you need to know to fully experience our beautiful world.  Click here for price and to view other exciting products from National Geographic!

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National Geographic National Parks Explorer 3-D Mapping Software

National Geographic®

The ideal software for planning your U.S. national park adventures, Trails Illustrated combines the precision and accuracy of our printed Trails Illustrated topographic maps with the award-winning TOPO! custom mapping technology.

The easy-to-use interface helps you quickly locate trails, create instant elevation profiles, plan routes, and print your own custom maps with trail, trailhead, campsite, hiking, safety, and trip-planning information.

GPS compatible Mac/PC compatible  Click here for price and to view other exciting products from National Geographic!

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Night Vision Binocular

National Geographic®

Spectacular night vision with camera-quality lenses, the GeoVision travel binocular is designed not to weigh you down or take up valuable packing space. The powerful infrared illuminator, all-glass precision optics, and 3.0-power magnification make it virtually impossible for nocturnal nature to escape your view.

The unibody frame is constructed of rugged aluminum, and the Pelican carrying case has a lifetime warranty. Plus an automatic light protection sensor shuts the unit off if exposed to too much ambient light to avoid damage, which means years of dawn-to-dusk exploring.  Click here for price and to view other exciting products from National Geographic!

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