The Best Videojournalism Stories of 2009 ... Celebrating excellence in video, journalism and storytelling. View

Two scientists travel the globe on a mission to preserve endangered languages and cultures before they are lost forever. (National Geographic) View

Followers of Jesus for 2,000 years are disappearing from the volatile land where their faith was born. (National Geographic) View

A celebrated wildlife photographer designs and uses motion-sensitive cameras to capture Bengal tigers in their natural habitat. (National Geographic) View

Prizewinning photographer Steve Winter roams the upper altitudes of northern India in pursuit of the notoriously camera-shy feline. (National Geographic) View

A new photo technology enables you to view an historic landmark like you've never experienced it before – part slideshow, part gaming experience. View

Extreme martial artist Mindy Kelly pits her contortionist dexterity against one of modern technology's best laser-beam security systems. (National Geographic) View

In Taiwan, a famous chef prepares an exotic and taboo dinner treat. Is it really an aphrodisiac? (National Geographic) View

National Geographic's reptile expert travels the world to wrestle with crocodiles and capture giant cobras, all in the name of science. View

A new superhighway linking its four major cities is bringing old and new India into jarring proximity... for better and worse. View

In the wrestling rings of Bolivia, skirts fly as cholitas fight back. Hear a match and see female wrestlers strike their poses in a multimedia event. View

Multimedia package documents a heart transplant surgery, and examines issues pertaining to the worldwide epidemic of heart disease. View