Amid the African savanna, the water has carved beautiful canyon and circular potholes, hence the name Bourke's Luck Potholes. Waterfalls, rapids, ancient red rocks, and other attractions are part oft his natural wonder.| World Rivers
Canyoning on the Cetina River has become very popular in recent years, due to the striking nature and proximity to the Adriatic Coast. Put on your life jacket and helmets and jump into the refreshing waters of the Cetina River!| World Rivers
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There are many types of river sources, but one of the most beautiful is the limnocrene spring, also called the vaucluse type spring, named after Fontaine-de-Vaucluse in France. Colloquially is also called the lake source.| World Rivers
Mrežnica is one of the most beautiful Croatian Rivers. It is famous for its tufa barriers that create waterfalls and slow, almost marsh parts in between.| World Rivers
Albania rivers tumble from mountains to the Adriatic—wild, untamed, and now at risk as dam projects threaten their flow, life, and future.| World Rivers
Discover the most beautiful rivers in the USA – from Alaska to Florida. Explore stunning landscapes across America's most scenic rivers.| World Rivers
European backwaters are rich with all kinds of the animals and the plants. From tiny invertebrates to the giant catfish, it is ecosystem comparable to the tropics.| World Rivers
Discover the 10 longest rivers on Earth — epic waterways that have shaped continents, cultures, and the wild beauty of our planet.| World Rivers
Explore the rivers of the United States—hydrology, major basins, ecology, people, and threats shaping America’s most vital waterway| World Rivers
Rumbling and glittering waterfalls tumbling down are integral parts of the rivers, also often the most beautiful. I have explored under the waterfalls, to see how they look like inside.| World Rivers
Discover Nungnung Waterfall Bali – a powerful cascade hidden in lush jungle, perfect for adventure seekers and nature lovers near Ubud.| World Rivers
See our new video about our one-day trip, which included rafting in the wild river, exploring the jungle and beautiful waterfall, and washing the elephants.| World Rivers
I embarked on a journey to the formidable Mekong River in Southeast Asia, in search of the elusive Irrawaddy dolphins that call the Mekong their home.| World Rivers
What’s the difference between a cascade, a plunge, or a chute? Explore the poetic and scientific names for different types of waterfalls worldwide.| World Rivers
Rivers and Exploration of North America: How Waterways Opened a Continent| World Rivers
People would say that this bird is romantic, as its nuptial dance looks like just like that. The great crested grebe (Podiceps cristatus) inhabits oxbow lakes and other water bodies.| World Rivers
The little ringed plover (Charadrius dubius) is an inhabitant of the rivers, nesting on the barren gravel and sandbars.| World Rivers
Rivers are very diverse bodies of the water. Flow from the hills to the plains in different forms. River morphology describes how does river look like.| World Rivers
Fish migration is vital for river life. Discover how dams disrupt ancient routes and why free-flowing rivers are key to fish survival.| World Rivers
The source of the Buna River in Bosnia and Herzegovina is not only natural attraction but also cultural.| World Rivers
Why are wetlands important to maintain good water quality in rivers?| World Rivers
Even though Alps look like an undefeatable fortress, many of its rivers are actually tamed, either by the dams or regulations. They are often torrents and cause flashfloods. The Tagliemiento River in Italian Alps still resists the human encroachment and we can observe almost pristine alpine landscapes.| World Rivers
From dams to life: how the Allier and Loire rivers became Europe’s model of coexistence, flood resilience, and nature-based river restoration.| World Rivers
Plitvice Lakes From AboveGazing upon the Plitvice Lakes from above is akin to peering into a hidden realm of natural splendour, where the very essence of beauty is distilled into a breathtaking tableau.| World Rivers
Canyons are among the most dramatic river landscapes. Discover how they form—and where to find these towering wonders around the world.| World Rivers
Explore the rivers of Australia—from the Murray–Darling to tropical floodplains. Discover their hydrology, ecology, major catchments, and growing environmental threats.| World Rivers
The source of the central European river Mura is located in beautiful settings of Austrian Alps. See how it looks like, in photos and videos.| World Rivers
River morphology – how does river look like?| World Rivers
Discover the best rivers for fly fishing in the world, from Montana’s trout-filled waters and England’s chalk streams to Patagonia’s Rio Grande and the mighty Zambezi. Explore legendary spots for trout, salmon, and even tigerfish. The post Best Rivers for Fly Fishing in the World appeared first on World Rivers.| World Rivers
Discover the frozen rivers of the Arctic – Yenisei, Ob, and Mackenzie. Explore how nature and people adapt to life on icy waters. The post Frozen Rivers of the Arctic appeared first on World Rivers.| World Rivers
Discover 7 breathtaking underground rivers across the globe — from Palawan to Mexico — hidden waterways flowing through caves and karst landscapes.| World Rivers
Rivers Are the Lifelines of Our Planet!| World Rivers
Discover the fascinating world of river confluences—where rivers meet, colors mix, canyons merge, and naming traditions defy hydrological logic.| World Rivers
Meet the world’s most iconic river animals—from pink dolphins to anacondas—living legends of freshwater habitats across every continent.| World Rivers
Rivers aren’t just blue — they can be green, black, red, or even multicolored. Discover what determines a river’s color with real-world examples.| World Rivers
Explore intermittent and ephemeral rivers—seasonal waterways that shape ecosystems, support life, and reveal nature’s rhythm in arid landscapes.| World Rivers
Discover Tham Pla Fish Cave in Mae Hong Son, Thailand—a tranquil forest cave home to sacred carp, spiritual legends, and serene natural beauty.| World Rivers
From gentle drifts to roaring torrents, rivers flow at wildly different speeds. But what controls their pace—and how fast can they really go?| World Rivers
Natural rivers support rich biodiversity by constantly renewing themselves and creating diverse habitats for plants and animals to thrive.| World Rivers
It’s not just water that flows—sediment, sand, and gravel move too, shaping the river’s course and deeply influencing its dynamics.| World Rivers
The Una River is one of the most striking rivers in Balkans. Flowing in deep canyon, through spectaculars waterfalls, it is a heaven for nature. Also, it is popular rafting venue.| World Rivers
Floodplains, once overlooked, are vital extensions of rivers—hydrologically linked, ecologically rich, yet often severed or lost to development.| World Rivers
Discover the benefits of rivers—from clean water to climate balance—and why protecting them is vital for life, biodiversity, and our future.| World Rivers
During our expedition to Madagascar, I spent several days in one very remote village in Mananara National Park. Small stream that flows through the village is a centre of activities.| World Rivers
Wintering of the birds on the backwaters – VIDEO AND PHOTOS| World Rivers
Lost rivers are Dinaric streams in karst, limestone landscape that disappear in the underground. They often flow in karst plains.| World Rivers
Rivers of India: Lifelines of a Diverse Subcontinent| World Rivers
River Plastic Pollution: How Waterways Feed the Ocean’s Plastic Crisis| World Rivers
Discover how river plastic pollution drives the ocean crisis. Learn which rivers pollute most, the impacts on ecosystems, and the solutions ahead. The post River Plastic Pollution: How Waterways Feed the Ocean’s Plastic Crisis appeared first on World Rivers.| World Rivers
Discover how transboundary rivers shape international relations, why they spark disputes, and how global water law seeks to manage shared resources. The post Transboundary Rivers and International Water Law appeared first on World Rivers.| World Rivers
Explore the world’s most disputed rivers—where borders, dams, and water rights spark tensions from the Nile to the Brahmaputra and beyond. The post The Most Disputed Rivers in the World: Borders, Dams, and Water Conflicts appeared first on World Rivers.| World Rivers
Explore Bukit Lambir National Park in Sarawak, Malaysia—lush rainforest trails, pristine rivers, and stunning waterfalls in one of Borneo’s richest ecosystems. The post Bukit Lambir National Park – Waterfalls & Rainforest in Sarawak appeared first on World Rivers.| World Rivers
Discover the top places for rafting in Thailand — from jungle rapids to remote river canyons. Adventure, nature, and adrenaline in one unforgettable ride. The post Rafting in Thailand: Best Rivers and White-Water Adventures appeared first on World Rivers.| World Rivers
Explore rivers in Germany—from Alpine springs to North Sea estuaries. Learn about their geography, ecology, threats, and role in German life. The post Rivers in Germany: Geography, Ecology & Human Impact appeared first on World Rivers.| World Rivers
Explore how historic river bridges like Paris’ Pont Neuf and Florence’s Ponte Vecchio shaped civilizations as social, commercial, and cultural hubs. The post Historic River Bridges That Built Cities appeared first on World Rivers.| World Rivers
Discover the story of Old London Bridge—a medieval city on the Thames with homes, shops, and chapels built atop its arches.| World Rivers
The discharge of a stream is the volume of water that flows past a given point in a unit of time. Usually, we measure the world rivers by its discharge to the sea.| World Rivers
The Hoover dam is one of the most famous tourist attractions in the USA,built on the Colorado River.| World Rivers
The Mystery of Lost Rivers: When Water Disappears Underground| World Rivers
Whispers of water and wood—discover how rivers once powered the world through the timeless charm and quiet genius of old watermills.| World Rivers
Your ultimate river rafting guide—learn how to pick the right river, prepare gear, stay safe, and experience thrilling rapids around the world.| World Rivers
We can't fully prevent floods, but we can adapt. True flood protection blends technical solutions with ecological approaches.| World Rivers
More than just water between banks, rivers are intricate hydrologic systems that shape landscapes, ecosystems, and human lives.| World Rivers
Rivers shaped ancient civilizations, providing water, fertile soil, and trade routes that fueled the growth of early societies.| World Rivers
Discover the largest freshwater fish in the world—giants like the arapaima and sturgeon that rule rivers from the Amazon to the Mekong.| World Rivers
The Colorado River is the icon of the western United States. We bring the story and beathtaking pictures from talented Croatian photographers from their trip. Photography: Romulić & Stojčić; text: Dražen Stojčić The sight throws you off balance. You step out the forest path,…| World Rivers
Discover the mesmerizing beauty and science of braided streams—where water splits, twists, and reunites in a constantly shifting natural tapestry.| World Rivers
I am proud to announce that a new film about the natural history of Croatia has been made: “Rivers, green arteries of Croatia”. The film, in its 52 minutes shows the importance of Croatian rivers. Maybe no other European country has such diverse, yet…| World Rivers
Discover the deepest canyons in the world, from Peru’s Cotahuasi Canyon to Tibet’s Yarlung Tsangpo. These awe-inspiring gorges reveal Earth’s raw, vertical beauty.| World Rivers
Explore the most beautiful river sources in the world, where great rivers begin their journey.| World Rivers
River erosion sculpts Earth's surface, carving valleys, carrying sediment, and meandering across plains as water's energy reshapes the land over time.| World Rivers
See our new video about our one day trip rafting in the wild river, exploring the jungle and beautiful waterfall and washing the elephants.| World Rivers
Discover Elephant Waterfall Vietnam near Da Lat — a wild, powerful cascade tucked in the highlands, perfect for nature lovers and adventure seekers.| World Rivers
Waterfalls are nature's stunning masterpieces, shaped by geological forces. Discover their origins, types, and the breathtaking beauty they bring to our landscapes.| World Rivers
Discover the most beautiful river towns in the USA—from Savannah’s Southern charm to Hood River’s mountain views, explore riverside magic.| World Rivers
Discover the worst floods in UK history — learn about the causes, impact, and legacy of Britain’s most catastrophic flooding events.| World Rivers
Discover the best whitewater rafting in the USA, from thrilling rapids in Colorado to scenic runs in the Pacific Northwest.| World Rivers
Discover the best waterfalls in the UK, from the thundering falls of Wales to the misty cascades of the Scottish Highlands.| World Rivers
From the colossal Grand Canyon to the hidden slot canyons of Utah, explore the most famous canyons in the US.| World Rivers
Discover the 25 best waterfalls in Europe—from Iceland’s roaring giants to hidden forest cascades in the Balkans.| World Rivers
Discover the worst river floods in U.S. history—from the Great Mississippi Flood to Hurricane Harvey—and how they reshaped American landscapes and lives.| World Rivers
Explore waterfalls in the USA—discover types, iconic falls, and regional highlights from the Pacific Northwest to hidden desert oases.| World Rivers
Explore the different types of wetlands—from marshes and swamps to bogs and oxbows. Learn their key features, examples, and ecological roles.| World Rivers
Datanla Waterfall near Da Lat, Vietnam, is a lush cascade with thrilling adventures and serene forest paths. A must-visit for nature and adrenaline lovers!| World Rivers
Floodplain flood forests (Freshwater swamp forests) are seasonally inundated by rivers. They are adapted to the long-standing water and host a variety of organisms.| World Rivers
Discover the hidden life of river sidearms and deadarms—channels that shape ecosystems, store history, and reveal nature’s resilience.| World Rivers
Steep banks of the river are extreme habitat, where some very specialized animals and plants live. They are mostly created by the river erosion.| World Rivers
Gravel and sand bars are the layers of the sediment in the riverbed. It is not only the barren sediment; this is precious habitat for specialized animals and plants.| World Rivers
Floods have ravaged homes, lives, and landscapes—but what causes rivers to overflow, and what’s the real story behind these disasters?| World Rivers
Discover the negative effects of dams on rivers—from blocked fish migrations to sediment loss and vanishing wetlands.| World Rivers
The upper stretch of the Kupa River reveals beautiful emerald source in the form of the lake.| World Rivers
The Middle Danube, shared by Croatia, Hungary, and Serbia, is one of Europe’s last preserved river corridors, showcasing a wild, untouched nature and rich cultural history.| World Rivers
The Worst Floods in Human History| World Rivers
Discover the rivers of Europe—wild, tamed, and timeless. In a continent shaped by history, rivers remain its last traces of untamed nature.| World Rivers
The river valley is one of the most striking landforms on Earth, shaped over time by the relentless erosional power of flowing water.| World Rivers
This is simplified image of water being purified in the river and wetlands.| World Rivers
Masoala National Park in Madagascar is a center of biodiversity, where many streams spring in a tropical rain forest. I was luck to spent lots of time in Masoala. I was lucky to spend lots of time in Masoala National Park in the peninsula…| World Rivers
Rivers are nature’s lifelines—carving landscapes, nourishing life, and connecting worlds through their timeless flow. Discover what defines a river.| World Rivers
Explore the rivers of India—from the sacred Ganga to the mighty Brahmaputra—shaping culture and life across the vast subcontinent.| World Rivers
