Costa Rica has a reputation as a peaceful oasis in Central America, a region that is often ravaged by war. It is also proud of its rain forests and animal life. But the lure of gold is putting the country's environmental policies to the test.

Also in this episode: Many people round the world live in concrete jungles, but not too many young schoolboys try to change those jungles into a garden. Here's one boy's story from Armenia.

And, it's painful and it alters women forever. But female circumcision is a traditional practice in many parts of the world. Up to 140 million women and girls have been cut but opposition is growing. We take you to Senegal, a West African country that says it wants to eliminate cutting in five years.

Costa Rica has a reputation as a peaceful oasis in Central America, a region that is often ravaged by war. It is also proud of its rain forests and animal life. But the lure of gold is putting the country's environmental policies to the test.

Also in this episode: Many people round the world live in concrete jungles, but not too many young schoolboys try to change those jungles into a garden. Here's one boy's story from Armenia.

And, it's painful and it alters women forever. But female circumcision is a traditional practice in many parts of the world. Up to 140 million women and girls have been cut but opposition is growing. We take you to Senegal, a West African country that says it wants to eliminate cutting in five years.