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Toads, bats and snakes, often found near its banks were considered too creepy to be entirely natural. But take a close-up look at the real creatures behind the stories, and you'll discover that truth is stranger than fiction. Especially when it comes to the reproductive habits of toads. 

The Creepy Residents of Rivers and Lakes

Toads, bats and snakes, often found near its banks were considered too creepy to be entirely natural

Myths and Legends of Wild Animals

A team of 40 researchers embark on an expedition to explore the remotest parts of Patagonia, the world at the end of the world. With two representatives of the Kawésqar indigenous people, the team sails to the limestone island of Madre de Dios where they explore the magnificent Calvo glacier, and countless caves and subterranean rivers.

A team of 40 researchers embark on an expedition to explore the remotest parts of Patagonia, the world at the end of the world.

Patagonia: The Final Frontier

The beauty of the Tara River Canyon in Montenegro is threatened by the construction of a motorway, a mammoth project carried out by a Chinese state company for a cost of more than a billion euros.

A Highway Threatens The Environment

Re: The Montenegro-China Deal

Every year, dozens of migrants trying to reach the European Union drown in the cold waters of the Drina river between Serbia and Bosnia. They are buried anonymously in nearby cemeteries, where volunteers try to give them a dignified burial and trace their missing relatives.

Dozens of migrants drown every year in the freezing waters of the Drina river between Serbia and Bosnia.

The Balkan route: the migrants lost to the Drina river

The growing demand for fruit and vegetables in Europe is raising concerns about water management in Spain. A dispute has flared up between the tourism and agriculture sectors around the Tagus river, the largest watercourse in the Iberian peninsula, from which water is diverted south to irrigate Spain's booming agriculture sector.

The growing demand for fruit and vegetables raises concerns about water management in Spain.

Re: Water Shortages in Spain

Paradisiacal beaches, volcanoes, rivers, primeval forests, and an extraordinary variety of species: Costa Rica, located between the Pacific Ocean to the west and the Caribbean Sea to the east, is a popular destination for ecotourists. Not least due to its nature reserves, the country has built a solid reputation as a "green paradise." However, the ecological Garden of Eden also has a dark side.

Costa Rica: A Green Paradise?

This ecological Garden of Eden also has a dark side...

Mapping the World

At the mouth of the Casamance River, the ocean rises, creeping ever onwards. The island of Carabane is disappearing a little bit more with every passing day. It's a direct consequence of global warming.

Senegal: An Island Adrift

The island of Carabane is disappearing a little bit more with every passing day

ARTE Reportage

Indonesia is the second largest producer of plastic waste in the sea with the situation set to get worse. Environmental protection organisations collect and analyse plastic waste found on beaches, in mangrove forests and in rivers in order to shame the worst polluting companies.

Danone: Plastic Pollution in Bali

Indonesia is the second largest producer of plastic waste in the sea with the situation set to get worse. 

Data Sources

In Andalusia, fish cannot survive in the blood-red waters of the Rio Tinto. Highly acidic, the river is also a favourite with tourists.

Spain: The Acid River

Toxic Tour

Bangladesh is on the frontline of climate change, a low-lying nation affected by both coastal and river flooding. Predictions for 2050 are alarming: Two thirds of the country could be underwater, making refugees of 40 million people.

Bangladesh: Keeping Head Above Water

For hundreds of years, local farmers have been growing tomatoes on the lake's surface, on well-kept floating gardens nourished by the river mud. The locals live life to the rhythm set by the harvests. But modern pesticides and fertilisers are killing the lake, and killing the locals. But they continue to use the chemicals out of necessity. It's a lethal catch 22.

Myanmar: The Dying Lake

Modern pesticides and fertilisers are killing the lake, and killing the locals

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Myths and Legends of Wild Animals

The Creepy Residents of Rivers and Lakes

Patagonia: The Final Frontier

Re: The Montenegro-China Deal

A Highway Threatens The Environment

The Balkan route: the migrants lost to the Drina river

Re: Water Shortages in Spain

Mapping the World

Costa Rica: A Green Paradise?

ARTE Reportage

Senegal: An Island Adrift

Data Sources

Danone: Plastic Pollution in Bali

Toxic Tour

Spain: The Acid River

ARTE Reportage

Bangladesh: Keeping Head Above Water

ARTE Reportage

Myanmar: The Dying Lake