I'm a photographer and fellow of National Geographic Society and founder of the Photo Ark.

我是一名摄影师，国家地理学会会员，Photo Ark的创始人。

Our second topic is the National Geographic Society.

我们的第二个主题是国家地理学会。

The National Geographic Society started in Washington, D.C. back in 1888, and soon after started a magazine.

国家地理学会成立于华盛顿特区。 早在 1888 年，不久后就创办了一本杂志。

The most famous part of the National Geographic Society is its educational mission, we might say.

。 可以说，国家地理学会最著名的部分是它的教育使命。

In 1987, a team from the National Geographic Society drilled a hole through one of the limestone blocks sealing the chamber from above, and inserted a video camera.

1987年，国家地理协会的一组工作人员来在地下室封口的一块石灰石上钻孔，安装了一个录像机。

Gardiner Hubbard withdrew from business and devoted the last years of his life to the National Geographic Society.

加德纳哈伯德退出商界， 将生命的最后几年献给了国家地理学会。

Eleven months later, I returned with a crack team of archaeologists sponsored by the National Geographic Society and the Honduran government.

十一个月后，我带着一支由国家地理学会和洪都拉斯政府赞助的考古学家精锐团队返回。

One of the ways he did that was to help start something called the National Geographic Society, which is still around today.

他这样做的方式之一是帮助创办了一个名为“国家地理学会”的组织，该组织至今仍然存在。

And so I set out to create a book, supported by the National Geographic Society, on the weirdest, wackiest plants we could find in one of the most biodiverse regions in the world: India's very own Western Ghats.

于是在国家地理学会的支持下，我开始写一本书，记录我们能在世界上生物多样性最丰富的地区 —— 印度自己的西高止山脉 —— 找到的最奇特、最古怪的植物。