Tonlé Sap Lake: An Ecosystem in Delicate Balance | SLICE

A lake that reverses course twice a year to fill up and empty with the seasons? Yes it does exist! Cambodia’s “beating heart” Tonlé Sap Lake is one of the most unique ecological water wonders in the world. But it has been nominated as the world’s most “threatened lake”. To understand what makes it special, fishermen who live in the lake's floating village tell us about this environmental hotspot.
Extract from the documentary: “The secret life of lakes - Tonlé Sap, the Beating Heart of Cambodia”
Direction: Bernard Guerrini & Mathias Schmitt
Production: ZED, ARTE France & Productions Nova Média
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[@chiefonelung3416]

Thank you so much for a very well done presentation. As many of us go about our busy lives in large cities we tend to forget the fragility of the worlds ecosystem that we all share. We seem to close our eyes as to any problems that may arise in outlying areas that support all life on this planet.

[@user-or8ib7os2r]

Ok

[@brigettemercene1204]

Thanks for wonderful documentary... More blessings..

[@veramann]

Cambodia can easily promote many more tourists to the country by advertise the Tonle Sap as the biggest lake in Southeast Asia.

[@masterk5372]

Agree

[@jasminecomoda2195]

another interesting documentary ❤👌

[@MMAClipper]

Great documentary, underrated keep up the good work

[@singy1980]

A great documentary! Taiwan, 9/2022.

[@joeyrosalejos5535]

I love you documentary ...from philippines

[@chekalone877]

Great documentary, Tonlésap is indeed unique & one of a kind ecosystem, hope it stays the same way.
The fish expert is really funny 😅he is uncomfortable not only in water but in handling fish too😂

[@TALHA0632]

Great documentary

[@jhondoe4526]

Love tonle sap from indonesia

[@jenawakaka6960]

My mom and my grandpa was the one who is stay there and catch fish in 1965-1970’s . They got a lot of workers about 100 ppl. They told last time, there are a lot of fish. Sometimes they catch so many tons of fish.Sometimes the storm coming so bad and may made the water getting higher than we expected😅 i wish that i could be there on old times . Everything turn bad after the polpot

[@user-iy1xq4jw6o]

贊....

[@angkol9124]

nice 👌

[@shahrulhanuarmdaris6105]

To save & sustain Tonle Sap - everyone from the dwellers to the authority must be willing to sacrifice - scientific studies are already available, all necessary efforts must be taken & adhered

[@mountainadventure3618]

Hlw wangmo.... I m a big frd of u plz came to Ladakh.

[@masterk5372]

This documentary should be longer it’s to short of a video

[@kambo209]

Were the rest of it?

[@scottgoodwin4396]

What do you call a city of boats? Angkor'd:)

[@samsheppard8265]

Ratanakiri

[@enayaung]

At 5:52 true khmer accent

[@Thedarkside-te5bu]

My teacher use this video for lesson

[@mohamedhussein1342]

next we want borana music

[@mohamedhussein1342]

I'm sorry we want borana documentary

[@ngpohsheng581]

Shows the fish clearly can’t see it.

[@zedrend7694]

i came because reserch assignment lmao

[@hilltopgypsy]

Pretty damn pitiful