EnglishNatGeoExpeditions subscriber count: 72,600 subscribers on YouTube. The channel has 3,534,950 total views across 175 videos. Channel age: 15 years (joined October 2010).
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National Geographic Expeditions, the travel program of the National Geographic Society, was founded in 1999 in the same spirit of exploration that has been the hallmark of the Society's 124-year history. National Geographic Expeditions now offers hundreds of trips each year, spanning all seven continents and more than 60 destinations. In providing unique opportunities to explore, our expeditions help fulfill the Society's mission: to inspire people to care about the planet. Our programs are especially unique because of our National Geographic experts—anthropologists, archaeologists, biologists, explorers, historians, naturalists, photographers, and filmmakers. An expert or team of experts accompanies each expedition, sharing their insights, knowledge, and passion for a region, and enhancing the experience immeasurably.
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- What is the NatGeoExpeditions subscriber count?
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- NatGeoExpeditions has 3,534,950 total views across 175 videos.
- When did NatGeoExpeditions start on YouTube, and how old is the channel?
- NatGeoExpeditions created its YouTube channel in October 2010. The channel is 15 years old. Searches for NatGeoExpeditions age often mean a personal age, which we do not publish. The figure here is the channel age only.
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