An exploration of Madrid's Puente de Vallecas district in Spain, examining its historic aquatic ecosystem, the transformation of its watercourses, and the environmental impact of urban development on local aquifers.
In the highlands of Amman, the municipality of Wādī as Sīr combines historic springs, traditional orchards, and a lush valley that demonstrates how water shapes life in Jordan.
In northern Jordan, the municipality of Az̧ Z̧ulayl spreads across an arid plateau where every drop counts. Between inherited cisterns, olive groves and a Bedouin memory of water, the health of its aquatic ecosystem depends on the community…
In Colombia's Central Cordillera, Manizales rises above 2,000 metres on a mosaic of springs, streams and cloud forests. The water that descends from the Ruiz and neighbouring páramos shapes urban life, farming and a way of visiting the…
In Chile's Biobío region, the city of Los Ángeles grew alongside a river system now facing drought, diffuse pollution, and rising water demand. A journey through its riverbanks, its history, and the initiatives trying to restore the aquatic…
On the slopes of La Carpintera hill, the district of Patarrá in Costa Rica shelters a network of streams and wetlands that sustains local communities and cleans the water flowing down to the Central Valley. A low-impact visit…
Off Australia's northeast coast, 2,500 reefs and 900 islands form the planet's largest coral reef system. A well-planned visit allows you to discover its biodiversity and contribute to its conservation.
Off Australia's northeast coast lies the planet's largest coral reef system, with 2,500 reefs and 900 islands. Beyond the spectacle, it poses an everyday question: how to visit without compromising the ecosystems that make it possible.
Off Australia's northeast coast lies the planet's largest coral reef system: 2,500 reefs, 900 islands, and a mosaic of marine life that demands responsible decisions from every visitor. We explore its ecosystems, its threats, and the keys to…
Off Australia's northeast coast, 2,500 reefs and 900 islands form the world's largest coral reef system. A look at its biodiversity, scientific value, and how to visit without harming it.
