Only one in a thousand streams and brooks in Central Europe remain intact, threatening the diverse wildlife that depends on these waterways.
Synopsis
Only one in a thousand streams and brooks in Central Europe remain intact, threatening the diverse wildlife that depends on these waterways.
Synopsis
Streams and brooks in Central Europe are in decline. Only one in a thousand remain intact. Director Jan Haft and his team, which includes Sebastian Winkler and Jörg Magnus Pfeil, document the wildlife that depends on these waterways. They outline the issues facing these ecosystems, such as pollution and urbanization. The film calls for conservation efforts to protect these vital habitats. It presents visuals of the landscapes and insights from experts throughout its 49-minute runtime.
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Why Watch
- See the wildlife that relies on Central Europe's waterways.
- Find out how pollution affects local ecosystems.
- Meet experts discussing urgent conservation needs.
Did You Know
- Only one in a thousand streams and brooks in Central Europe remain intact.
- The film's duration is 49 minutes.
- The documentary was released in 2019.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What percentage of streams and brooks in Central Europe remain intact?
Only one in a thousand streams and brooks in Central Europe remain intact.
What are the main factors leading to habitat destruction in Central Europe's ecosystems?
Pollution and urbanization are the main factors leading to habitat destruction.
What is the duration of the documentary 'One in a Thousand'?
The duration of 'One in a Thousand' is 49 minutes.
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