What would we be without mucus? Can we live on water? How much does life weigh? Finding out the answers is the aim of ARTE's new science show.

What do we need to live a happy life? A unique insight into the quest for happiness with author Ronja von Rönne.

In sparsely populated southern Botswana, a wildlife protection programme manages the cohabitation of wild animals and people.

How can we make the right sustainable choices? This entertaining web series can point you in the right direction.

Naranbadrakh Batkhuu wants to revive the age-old relationship between Mongolians and their horses.

In the heart of Seville, meet the craftsmen who live and work in the Rompemoldes creative space.

The wetlands of southern Louisiana, a paradise for birds, are threatened by climate change.

The Blackfoot people of Alberta, victim of persecution in the past, are now striving to revive their heritage and traditions.

Tightrope walking is an artform that requires life-long dedication and goes to the limits of what is humanly possible. 

Japan is admired worldwide for its traditions and arts. But one artform has almost been forgotten: the traditional tattoo - the Horimono.

From cowrie shells to the first banknotes and digital currencies, this documentary series takes a critical look at how money shapes societies and determines our lives.

Pioneers of the skies: Women helicopter pilots fly dangerous missions across Canada’s vast territory.

At the far western tip of France, a champion kitesurfer has a mad idea: Brave the perilous currents and winds of the Iroise Sea to reach a legendary lighthouse.

ARTE Reportage covers international stories about people whose lives have been affected by political events, social change, the climate crisis or conflict.

Said to drive away evil spirits, the pagan tradition of kukeri is alive and well in Bulgaria.

Many people dream of the South Pacific, but few visit the islands of Kiribati, Niue, Wallis and Futuna

As the first all-female rap collective in India, Wild Wild Women are making waves on the Mumbai music scene.

 In the last few hundred years they have become increasingly endangered but new protection and resettlement schemes are ensuring a comeback.

In the Andalusian Doñana National Park in Spain, horse breeders gather their mares together once a year in an age-old tradition

Rugged landscapes and vast monsoon forests are home to a rich variety of species in unhurried Laos.