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Only 3% of the planet’s wild waters is comprised of fresh water. A tiny percentage, but one that carries huge importance for hundreds of thousands of plants and animals. From the highest mountain to the lowest valley, rivers and streams are free flowing, freshwater highways, delivering essential life blood to all kinds of wildlife. From some of the most iconic species like the otter and the trout, to the unfamiliar and elusive, like the delicate harvest mouse and the glittering dragonfly. Life on these freshwater freeways can be tough, and for many it’s a constant battle just to stay alive. As we navigate the ever-changing landscapes of nature’s wild waters, there’s always drama and exciting discoveries to be made. Take a break from the oceans and turn to the rivers and streams, home to the real wild waters of the natural world.