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Croatia wants to get a grip on its rivers to generate electricity, upgrade inland waterways and protect from flooding with multi-million euro projects.
But the natural floodplains of the Drava and the Danube are home to eagles and other rare wildlife.
This edition of Reporter asks - is this natural paradise under threat from man’s river management?
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