Where Rivers Braid: The Fascinating Dance of Braided Streams
Discover the mesmerizing beauty and science of braided streams—where water splits, twists, and reunites in a constantly shifting natural tapestry.
Rivers Are the Lifelines of Our Planet!
Discover the mesmerizing beauty and science of braided streams—where water splits, twists, and reunites in a constantly shifting natural tapestry.
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.
It’s not just water that flows—sediment, sand, and gravel move too, shaping the river’s course and deeply influencing its dynamics.
From gentle drifts to roaring torrents, rivers flow at wildly different speeds. But what controls their pace—and how fast can they really go?
Mulu National Park in Malaysian Borneo protects extraordinary biodiversity. It is one of the last stands of nature against the encroaching oil palm plantations.
Each stream, small or large, has a drainage basin, the total area drained by a stream and its tributaries.
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.
The source of the Buna River in Bosnia and Herzegovina is not only natural attraction but also cultural.