National Geographic-Lindblad Expeditions Announces Record-Breaking Year For Traveler-Supported Global Impact

Fundación Scalesia empowers teachers and students in Galápagos to be environmental stewards by connecting classroom lessons to local sustainability challenges. With support from the LEX–NG Fund, Fundación Scalesia delivered training for 450 individual teachers across the islands to help them integrate environmental sustainability into daily lessons, and provided 30 students with scholarships to access high-quality, bilingual education at Tomás de Berlanga School (Image at LateCruiseNews.com - April 2026)Today (April 20, 2026), in collaboration with the National Geographic Society, National Geographic-Lindblad Expeditions released the 2025/2026 Traveler Impact Report, highlighting a record-breaking year of global impact made possible by the Lindblad Expeditions-National Geographic Fund (LEX-NG Fund).

In 2025, through the support from traveler contributions, the LEX-NG Fund invested $3.03 million across 36 conservation, science, education, and storytelling projects worldwide, marking the largest single-year investment in its history, and has now contributed more than $26.4 million since 2008 to support projects in the regions the fleet explores.

“This year’s results show what can happen when travel is rooted in purpose,” said Natalya Leahy, CEO of Lindblad Expeditions.

National Geographic-Lindblad Expeditions Announces Record-Breaking Year For Traveler-Supported Global Impact

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