Tour of the Arctic (1/2) - from Svalbard to Siberia | DW Documentary

The Arctic is one of the most fascinating regions on our planet, and one of the most threatened. Two film crews explore its spectacular wilderness in a two-part documentary. Part one takes viewers from Norway’s Svalbard archipelago to Siberia.
The region around the North Pole is one of the greatest and least-known wildernesses in the world, and it’s rapidly changing due to global warming. The retreat of Arctic sea ice can be observed everywhere along the Arctic Circle, presenting those who live there with dramatic changes. This documentary takes viewers on a journey through the Arctic circle and explores those changes.
It begins in Norway’s Svalbard archipelago, a place to see one of nature’s most spectacular displays - the northern lights. With the ice retreating, cruise ships can now travel further north than was previously possible. This places a strain on the fragile ecosystem. But more visitors may also mean more awareness about the risks that face the region, and more motivation to protect the Arctic.
But as if often the case, protecting nature in the Arctic is at odds with economic interests. Russia, in particular, is keen to sell Arctic fossil fuels to the rest of world. The film next takes viewers to the gas-rich Yamal Peninsula in northwestern Siberia, where the Russian company Novatek has built the northernmost industrial facility on the globe.
Further East in Yakutia, two noises fill the air: the relentless buzzing of mosquitoes that infest the Siberian tundra in summer, and the steady dripping of the thawing permafrost on the banks of the Kolyma River. The film’s journey ends in Chukotka in the northeast of Russia, a region closer to Alaska than to the Russian capital Moscow.
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[@terjemyller6573]

I’m Norwegian, living inside the polar circle. Thanks for an impressive, high-quality, well-researched and grave yet balanced account of what’s happening up here. Hopefully this documentary gets the audience it deserves.

[@xpost9381]

Really.... well...researched? Haha. I would say something different..... That research was rather non-existent. It does not seem like you paid much attention to what they presented or are you just ignorant...? There were one factual failure after the other in that video.

[@terjemyller6573]

@@xpost9381 I meant journalistic research, not scientific. I am not a scientist but maybe you are. What were the failures?

[@BrassLock]

@@terjemyller6573 That X post probably won't bother to reply, he's too busy criticising someone else right now; it's his reason for living. He lists a whole host of gripes, from complaining about the exposure levels of the video camera, the sound of the wind, to the location of the Captain talking about potential ice damage to the ship, and the proper description of LPG which powers the ship. He drones on . . . and on . . . and on . . . He's one of those unfortunates who'se always got a chip on his shoulder; he likely suffers from Seasonally Adjusted Mood Disorder 😒

[@axsh970]

@@xpost9381 WELL DONE INTERNET CHAD!

[@C_R_O_M________]

What is happening? The alasmist nonsense that these guys are propagating? You have no idea what you are talking about, do you? Any idea what "climate change" is and how it's measured? What's the current "anomaly", why it consists an "anomaly" and what are the fundamental assumptions in climate science and its models? Answer those! I'm sick and tired of human stupidity that makes me pay double and triple the prices for my everyday energy needs.

[@rosehandstand8705]

The indigenous people in this documentary are so beautiful and so vital to our understanding of ecosystems like the Arctic. They hold so much valuable wisdom and knowledge! Also love the idea behind Pleistocene Park!

[@jesusislord6545]

Repent to Jesus Christ!! ““Ask and it will be given to you; seek and you will find; knock and the door will be opened to you.” ‭‭Matthew‬ ‭7:7‬ ‭NIV‬‬ B

[@thecheeseburglar8544]

@@jesusislord6545 your Christ and his message killed thousands of natives, I think it’s you who should repent.

[@cay820]

@@thecheeseburglar8544 that doesn’t even make sense

[@lumbeeboi8067]

@@cay820 it literally made sense. Maybe your just slow

[@jayhansen9705]

How wise are the people running eyes wide open into extinction? They are fools. Clinging to a way of life incompatible with living in todays world. Those who hold on to the old ways will surely vanish from this earth. Where is the wisdom in that?

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[@tomsonfire3740]

you know they don't make these documentaries, yeah?

[@SergeyLunegov]

Great documentary! Very very thank you! I'm from Chukchi Autonomous Region originally and lived my first 17 years ashore Chukchi Sea, in the neighborhood with Vancarem between walruses and polar bears too. This place is called Ryrkaypiy, from indigenous language means - The place of walruses. Every year this place accumulate many ten thousands of walruses(30-50k) in summer. Also there is a polar bear trail between mainland and Vrangel island, where polar bears spend winter months. And when they get to ashore from mainland instinctly there are no ice yet, since global heating at least for last 20 years. And they wander along the ashore and nearest villages like Ryrkaypiy for looking a food. It is too sad and dangerous for them and the people.

[@ferdrewflores3612]

MOLODETC ! ☝️

[@ferengiprofiteer9145]

Polar bear populations are expanding. They are the best swimmers of all land mammals. Garbage is an easier meal than hunting. Weather changes. We are in an inter glacial period. The next "climate change" will be a glacial period.

[@KateeAngel]

@@ferengiprofiteer9145 that is literally a lie, their population is shrinking

[@ferengiprofiteer9145]

@@KateeAngelReally? Then why didn't they go extinct during the last interglacial period. Temperatures were higher and it lasted longer than this one. The arguement that their population is not growing is that previous counts were wrong. I didn't take environmental logic class, but it's not a lie to conclude that this 'accurate' count is therefore a baseline. It can't show a trend one way or another. It's also logical to suspect that's an agenda driven conclusion, and the population is expanding, just like the data shows.

[@rarebird_82]

With a proper chad name like Sergey Lunegov aswell! Er... marry me? 😍😋😘

[@ethericboy]

"Wherever people appear,unspoiled nature disapears" Such a strong message and so true,almost made me cry.Humans end up destroying everything they encounter!

[@dangrimes5078]

Not really. But they do kill each other a lot.

[@ethericboy]

@@dangrimes5078 "Not really"?Whats that suppused to mean,that people are"nt destroying our environment?

[@daisychain3007]

That is so true, but not everyone can live in a large, busy town.

[@ethericboy]

@@daisychain3007 Not everyone wants to live in a large stinky town where just the j\lack of air quality shaves years off of your life.ai live 17 km from oslo in the countrydide which suits me just fine

[@dangrimes5078]

@@ethericboy no they're not. Relax mr ed it's going to be ok. The world isn't going to heat up and kill you ad c02 isn't a polutant. Although I do think we need to stop using the ocean as a garbage can. We use way more plastic for packaging than we need to. But what are we to do when other countries dump raw sewage into the ocean and dump crap into the air. Oh and here's another thing to think about. We have very safe nuclear reactors today but there are only two under construction right now. There should be twenty under construction. Do you realize that the new reactors can be shut down very fast and you don't have the problem with all the contaminated cooling water to deal with. This is what happens when everything is political and there is no honest debate especially when the press is in the bag for one side.

[@pvb876287]

Definately the best Arctic documentary In years. It shows how the people, wildlife and land are changing, because of climate change.

[@asperneto]

For someone who lives on the equator, I appreciate DW educating us about how people live in the Northernmost part of the earth. I believe, we are all created in places where our bodies are climatized with the environment our ancestors were born in. I'd probably die if I lived there. Looking at the expansive ice and cold, I can appreciate the sun and beaches more where I live.

[@Bearodon]

I live in norther Sweden it is not that bad.

[@keacyut777]

​@@Bearodon no but it is depressing. There is nothing like a sun can do to a body.

[@wtcnl]

A human being originally seems to be a tropical creature ...

[@StephiSensei26]

Thank you DW, you bring us to places we may never experience and you open our eyes to the conditions and plights of those with whom we share the earth, both human and animal. 10 stars!

[@ahmadnawaz9448]

Indeed it's amazing

[@terencebarrett2897]

I also feel all this weather manipulation what innocent unaware ordinary people take for granted or know nothing of as ',oh oh, tut tut ""no' no' and dumping rubbish out at sea is a big yes yes yes,, they speak discuss,etc' charge for recycling, but when you think, the numerous things repairable, household goods,etc , but they have made it so expensive to repair,,but now they suggest, insinuate, blame,threaten, etc,cause friction hate between nations

[@Temptation666]

@@terencebarrett2897 uh what?

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D W Documentaries are the one of the best on the youtube .Very informative

[@wangpuaaboh2909]

Nature is truly mesmerizing and inspirational!

[@tomsonfire3740]

yet we are destroying it...

[@robertshelton9881]

I was cold, just watching. Thanks for your courage to capture this magic land.

[@Dinar492]

Thank you Dw channel for producing such an amazing documentary. I'am a big fan of you'r documentaries. I'm literally stick to documentaries, it helps me a lot to broaden my horizons and get useful insights.

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[@C_R_O_M________]

@@DWDocumentary This is nothing but deplorable propaganda. You are lying and deceive the people. Someday you'll pay for it.

[@xxxfallenseraphxx]

I stumbled across this channel tonight and thoroughly enjoyed learning and seeing this much different part of the world from my living room here in Pennsylvania. Thank you for such incredible content. I'm excited to watch and learn more!

[@C_R_O_M________]

Nothing but nonsense and propaganda! CO2 is just 0.04% of the atmospheric volume and we still know VERY little about the climate! No one talks about the huge uncertainties in climate science.

[@kamaldeepmaan4292]

DW Documentary is doing a great job raising awareness and spreading knowledge, letting people know different cultures, people and ecosystems all around the globe. One of my fav channel 🙏🏿

[@carkod]

They should just stop using Game of Thrones music in the background.

[@C_R_O_M________]

It's propaganda and nothing more! Wake up! The sky ISN'T falling on anybody's head. You are all been fooled to believe that humans are significantly change the climate when the current anomaly is just 1C degree in 150 years and coming out a very cold period. The coldest in 10000 years. It's called the LIA or Little Ice Age! They are milking us for our money and accumulate political power in the meanwhile.

[@simonkimani300]

Thank you Dw for such an insightful documentary

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[@mumomurimi2543]

Mugikuyu 🖐🏾🖐🏾

[@lashachakhunashvili1399]

Having written my geography thesis on the Arctic, it's increasingly intriguing and fascinating to see how the interest toward this drastically changing part of the world is gradually growing. We're entering a new era with what a watchful observer can call a New Arctic. Thanks, DW.

[@sambistabeauty]

While tourists and diesel ships destroy it. Ever wonder why 2022 has been the year of higher ocean temperature EVER in recorded history?

[@hrishavkhaware]

Thanks DW for such beautiful documentary, I hope people around the world will understand nature and stop hurting it.

[@Gotyeahmusic]

and stop getting there on massive boats full of trash and oil.

[@kimberlyperrotis8962]

I always enjoy DW’s high-quality documentaries, thanks!

[@C_R_O_M________]

That's because you get mesmerised by the beautiful scenery and the serene music. The message they pass is that "the sky is falling" which is a blatant lie and a political agenda, a propaganda piece, that we, already, pay very dearly! Wake up!

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Amazing documentaries. As someone who lives in the big city these stories are a great way to escape the noise. If only for a little while.

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Thank you DW. You never disappoint. You always cover the most important issues in the most impeccable ways

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[@C_R_O_M________]

As usual, 100% propaganda and lies. All dressed with the suitable miusic to pass the unconscious barriers and into peoples brains. You are being deceived! This is nonsense!

[@princeswaby6383]

Great documentary DW, I enjoy this one [part 1] but as soon as I get the time I will watch part 2. From JAMAICA with love DW seasons greetings to you all keeping us informed.

[@Emma-hu2ic]

What a privilege to have been able to do this trip/report and for us to be able to watch it! Thank you!

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Wonderful to come across people who genuinely care..

[@kmkhare385]

Most fascinating place. Beautiful land scape covered by snow. Lovely sea journey by cruise. Life is more tough & amid adversaries. People live happily, without worries despite numerous threats. I appreciate endeavour of team.

[@C_R_O_M________]

Propaganda of the worst kind. With suitable music to pass through the unconscious barriers.

[@edwingionzago]

Just love this. Such beautiful scenes. Amazing documentary DW and thank you.

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I’m glad to see there’s 2.7 million people interested in knowing about the world we live in and the history that transpired so far. We’re not alone 😊

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Documentaries precisely like this, are what makes a platform like KZbin so precious! . . . Thank you from 🙏

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DW documentary can transform an individual life and a society

[@axsh970]

Jai ram!

[@veenalouis5625]

These people are so lucky to live there, perfect place for people like me

[@MUSICSTATIONBAND]

wish all democrats. liberals, leftists, communists all go with you..

[@AnkitSingh-bs3tx]

Then u should shift to North Korea 🤣

[@asas-mb4wj]

you probably wouldnt last there

[@tristravels4019]

Im one of the crew of sapphire princess on that specific cruise. we saw the northern lights on the last night of that cruise in tromso, norway . So happy to see capt. Ravera 😊 he's the best 👌

[@dickidsrip5262]

are people still travelling or was this filmed pre covid ?

[@tristravels4019]

Pre covid. Around november 2019

[@clementlee2121]

DW is so calming to watch, its shows like this id sit and watch all the way through

[@crystaleyes4288]

Simply love these documentaries ❤️🙏

[@Jaykay586]

thank you for this outstanding documentary!

[@petermills1402]

Thanks DW and Phoebe for an amazing grass roots story

[@ladeluff_]

Thank you for showing us the distant corners of our home planet. I really enjoy your arctic documentaries. The melting ice of the Arctic still rages amongst the monumental Documentary that is produced. It´s up there with the ones BBC produce. "It's enthralling, fascinating and beyond words to see the pristine beauty of the Arctic. " Respect and shoutout from the middle of Norway. (just south of the polar circle)

[@silentsteph2689]

I appreciate what I watch. I won’t get to go on an Arctic Cruise but I learn from these docs.

[@marcosvalley6659]

Hello steph what a beautiful picture you have on your profile, Are we open to know each other better if ok with you?

[@rarebird_82]

Wonderful stuff, my dad lives in Norway, has done for 33 of my 39 years, one visit captured his heart forever. Though sad at the time, now I see why. I really want to visit Svalbard, Siberia, Russia and Iceland, when l have the time/money/freedom 🤍

[@axsh970]

Ohh kool if I see your dad then I'll surely say hi. I am visiting Norway soon.

[@IceExplorer548]

I want to visit Svalbard

[@jadzia2098]

The northern lights are ones of the most beautifull thing i ever saw when i was in Kenora (Ontario Canada). It is such a an awesome sight to see those green ribbons of light dancing in the sky.

[@walkgreece]

Great work , beautiful Siberia .Thanks for sharing, greetings from Greece!!!❤

[@daylinlott5723]

The hubby half of affluent boomer couple arguing he and wifey need to see the Arctic in order to save it is both the funniest and most depressing environmental argument I've heard all year.

[@brendakabanda2181]

I thought so too.

[@NACAFarm]

They didn't go to save it. It's a cruise ship! For tourist!

[@elliotoliver8679]

The US Army philosophy: "In order to save the village we had to destroy it"

[@patriceortovent3337]

Funniest not, idiotic would be more appropriate.

[@anialiandr]

See the Arctic and enjoy life. The super rich peddle their jets just to get a coffee and you want us to feel guilty about a holiday

[@shashankpradhan1162]

Wow Great documentary. The Russian - Siberian part was very very interesting and very well covered. Aptly put by Sergei 41.20 “Whether in this region or any other, the few indigenous people on this earth have never inflicted great harm on Nature” Looking forward to the part 2. Keep the great work coming. Hats off to entire team.

[@DWDocumentary]

Thanks for watching us!

[@ladeluff_]

Sergei 41.20 “Whether in this region or any other, the few indigenous people on this earth have never inflicted great harm on Nature” Sergei and his family is actually visited by Ben Fogle a couple of seasons ago. (New Lives in the Wild is my favorite show of all time.

[@SurajYadav_24]

Definitely a excellent documentary, With such type of documentary we can imagine how the future of arctic would be, due to ambitious project by Arctic countries it will play one of the prominent role in warming of the Arctic. Also know about the indigenous people of Siberia, Everywhere these types of tribes is prevailed but, everyone has these own belief and faith.

[@christopherhughes2211]

What an amazing story. This is hands down the best channel on KZbin.einfach unglaublich!

[@norawright6000]

Amazing documentary! Thank you for your hard work! 🙏🙏🙏

[@steve94044]

Let’s all go to Svalbard!

[@OriginalGaPeach]

I call shotgun!

[@jenjuice432]

are we there yet

[@veenalouis5625]

Me also cominggg take me with you, from India

[@hank4920]

If we all go it will be the end of Svalbard.

[@steve94044]

@@hank4920 yes. Good point. We only go virtually.

[@angelabarabas1659]

Better than National Geographic or Netflix

[@raphaelemerique5263]

Very, very beautiful and enlightening document. Greetings to Mr.Zimov, a real living legend.

[@samimaric8108]

Amazing documentary, thank you so much for providing us insight in a different places of this beautiful Earth we live on 👏

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[@petarn2204]

neces jebat

[@balamus]

23:03 what a skill

[@lidlphoon3781]

holy shit that was epic

[@Righteous1ist]

That reindeer was sprinting too

[@youssefdahiri7637]

I can't believe how DW made this amazing work just love it From Morocco I'm watching your channel for a long time

[@manojprabhakar684]

Pls keep up the good work . I can feel the efforts put in to make this documentary 👏

[@woo5174]

Great work! Very interesting to see these places that have so little media coverage.

[@C_R_O_M________]

Nonsense! 100% propaganda!

[@paquitoignacio3449]

This is like traveling on a cruise ship, with all the convenience, food and scenery.

[@AryanKumar-bs8jo]

Watching this in sahara desert feel comforting

[@costasconstantinou9174]

Thank you for the magical production.

[@javedaslamsays]

What a beautiful documentary. I love DW documentaries. Thank you so much for showing me the beautiful people around the world. @DW

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[@owenchuarbx]

I wish I could travel to such destinations.

[@joedirte716]

Get a job

[@parthadev6824]

Thank you DW !!

[@kevinjermaine]

DW Rocks! I watched part 2 and its just as informative.

[@skruppy222]

Well done again d w team. Your docos Are inspiring

[@explorewithsamimarabi5768]

Great source for learning English 🥰

[@AZdesign12]

Я родился на краю Земли за Полярным кругом , в Арктике . .. ... I was born on the edge of the Earth upper the Arctic Circle, near the Barents Sea. It was very interesting to me! Need to keep The Planet Green. People must do it!

[@khim2970]

I like DW the most, especially the kind of adventure and environment topics.

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Dw have always good content.. I always waiting see next story.. Thank you showing to us out of world 🌎

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[@StevieObieYT]

Looks freezing cold! 🥶

[@vladimirongjoco9824]

DW ...i'm amaze a cause being Surprised in ur tour ....the place Never have seen, living and The creator made such... Unusual...beautiful 🙏💖💖💖

[@ivokrushkov2674]

As always great docu by DW

[@azlanroni8525]

bravo. a standing ovation. great job DW and team. inspirational !

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[@dinezshahi8401]

Great documentary 💛 from 🇳🇵 🙏🏻

[@imranqazi11]

Astonishing Wonder how much hard work n toil is needed to make such marvelous documenateries Baffled by the beauty of arctic and also disheartening that these precious geographic niches are slowly being destroyed by human interference Hats off to the filmaker team and DW for bringing this to us 👍👍

[@marylethamatthews3231]

Thank you I am grateful to have seen this work.

[@Delitez1]

This is the first time ever in my life that I see native people of the Arctic circle they are beautiful. It seems that Native people around the world are losing their lands and their livelihoods due to technology. I know technology can be useful in many ways but we must never forget to respect the people who have been in their lands for many generations and future generations must respect nature, working only with it and alongside it as to not to harm it or impact it’s plants, animals, ecosystems, environments and all that naturally has established the balance of life there. Prayers and Blessings out to the people and animals there. May God restore what has been impacted and or damaged, May God protect everyone in this world created by His Loving hands, in Jesus name. ♥️🙏🏼

[@tomservo75]

Hopefully all find a way to live together. The technology is both inevitable and necessary, but we can make compromises so that the Native people can survive too. It's not easy but blaming one side as this doc seems to do, doesn't help either

[@rmp7607]

The nice video series .I love DW tv & DW radio .

[@somaghosh2960]

Very nice and beautiful images. Nice Documentary, thank you DW.

[@BrassLock]

I love the big safety pins holding the rotor blade bolts in place at 7:51

[@Ironic1950]

...not threaded bolts, pins, which need spring clips to stop them falling out...

[@swedishstef]

So cool! I'm from the north of Sweden. Also at the Arctic Circle :)

[@veenalouis5625]

Wow lucky you,

[@donaldjacobson4184]

I went to Budo Norway 🇳🇴. It was glorious

[@rahulramachandran4430]

Incredible Documentary !

[@harishvishwa3979]

Beautiful documentary, DW

[@DWDocumentary]

Hi @Harish Vishwa, thanks for watching!

[@malcolmbrown5261]

A very good documentary, great camera work and well narrated

[@apoorvagupta742]

I like the documentary so much that I am feeling so sad for polar bear, walruses and indigenous people.

[@apoorvagupta742]

I have become a fan on DW documentaries. Kudos to the team. And I hope each and every living person should see this documentary. For the sake of our planet. For those who still thinks global warming is a myth..try getting your food without money.

[@axsh970]

@@apoorvagupta742 You just not replied yourself back after a month.

[@apoorvagupta742]

@@axsh970 good observation, I am caught up with other super interesting documentaries, but you did, thanks for making this space active so that it reaches to the right kind of audiences.

[@axsh970]

@@apoorvagupta742 OMG you just not used me for the YT algorithm. What other documentaries have you watched?

[@RandomFunZer]

People driving around in SUVs he says... ... coming from a guy driving around the most polluting transport vehicle the cruise ship

[@StevieObieYT]

Lmao! 🤣

[@bushman2512]

Cruise ships are much more greener than you think. Fuel efficient to.

[@drunkensailor112]

Ships in general are way less harmful in pollution than cars.

[@airrodgers7277]

@@bushman2512 no they are not

[@juanpedro4083]

I am virgen

[@beautifulflorida]

Amazing informative video! Thank you!

[@LetsGoAlready]

Excellent documentary 💯

[@johndoe-oc6gr]

hello from manitova canada

[@florinmoldovanu]

4:12 The mind is an instrument of survival but when serving the ego, the mind is a tool used to justify its ignorance. This is why the mind alone is not going to solve the problems of the world because the minds is only interested to save the ego or prolong its survival.

[@ramongonzalez8960]

Thank you DW

[@scrapeyhawkins5299]

I live in Florida....I had to buy a jacket just to watch this video!

[@emilyrandall9968]

Hello from NJ I'm wrapped up in a blanket myself 😂😊

[@diegomorenillo]

Please tell me I'm not the only one hearing multiple songs from Game of Thrones in this documentary.

[@brendakabanda2181]

I was thinking that that is where some of the acting was done.

[@drunkensailor112]

@@brendakabanda2181 no. That was Iceland

[@oscaruriartejr5439]

when the sept goes boom! i think... lol totaly tho!

[@jit__]

Yes, there's multiples GoT themes, don't worry you're not crazy lol

[@Schoritzobandit]

"People wouldn't be driving SUVs" said the man on the CRUISE SHIP

[@axsh970]

Honk him next time you see him and turn on your air con to low and pull your windows down.

[@SagunaBaug85]

Beautiful documentary 🙏🏻🙏🏻, really opens our eyes for the world we don't usually see

[@dennisspackman7147]

Great program, thx

[@earlgibbs7083]

It's quite a contradiction when one travels using the most polluting form of tourism and yet say you're concerned about the present state of well-being of the biosphere.

[@ourwaystv6252]

That’s what you call a hypocrite

[@imzardoz]

Exactly! Do as I say, not as I do!!

[@per2]

exactly my first though

[@zotac1018]

You can look at it from a different point as say these people went and made the documentary to gather proof of weather change.This is probably raise just a bit of awareness of the climate urgency. They did not rent a private boat or a private plane to make the trip and just 3 people joining in ,on ongoing trips certainly had little impact.This can't be said for the "tourist" going for a vacation.In that sense this is perfectly logical and responsible way to do this job. Lastly as if you/someone else was planning to go there to observe the evidence then you can avoid that since this already gives you that. Journalism is NOT Tourism is not please understand. So... technically are the film crew responsible to contribute to global warming yes, but that will pay itself if enough people took this documentary seriously.

[@_UKRuff_]

Haha yeah, oh SUV's are bad but that massive cruise ship is fine 🤦‍♂️

[@kevohwapipelinetransami4351]

Best doc🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪

[@joylynodicta6950]

It is my first time to watched you documentaries video and I'm just like wooooooowwww!!! so amazing the clips of the video is very clear and salute to DW channel and peopel behind this who traveled just to saw the state of every country and now I my eagerness to travel the world is so high. Thank you for sharing these amazing vids! ☺️

[@axsh970]

Watch their other documentaries aswell. They are sick.

[@barbaraseymour3437]

Another excellent documentary. Thank you.

[@DWDocumentary]

Hi @barbara seymour, thanks for watching!

[@kasperbruunkristensen9522]

Oh the use of game of thrones Music 😍👍

[@QuakerRaze]

Nice.

[@malikmoazamhaider-ul4fw]

❤❤ Awesome documentary,,, thanks

[@ramongonzalez8960]

BEATIFULL