698K views · 7.2K reactions | National Geographic Explorer Stanley Shea is on a mission to conserve Hong Kong’s marine ecosystem. Through his work with BLOOM Hong Kong, Shea aims to educate the public on the importance of sustainable consumption and raise awareness of the problems the territory’s marine environment faces—before it’s too late. | National Geographic Asia | Facebook

In this footage, captured by National Geographic Explorer and photographer Robin Hammond, the Indigenous Fulani people continue the ancient practice of nomadic pastoralism, where they herd livestock along migratory routes that can cover hundreds of miles across West and Central Africa. But, as threats like climate change and land disputes emerge, how are they reshaping their traditions for a new age? Learn more: https://on.natgeo.com/3H6Ig4E | National Geographic Travel

National Geographic Explorer Robin Hammond has spent six years chronicling the nomadic Fulani herders of West and Central Africa. The pastoralists are engaging in an ancient practice of moving their animals as the seasons change in search of fresh grasslands and accessible water. While the Fulani herders live off the land, they also replenish it as their animals graze across it. Hammond's drone footage captures a fascinating angle of the herd and the community that shepherds it. Read more about