Rewilding: letting nature do its own thing

Oct 10, 2022

Rewilding can help combat climate change and reverse species extinction. Image: Unsplash/Lukasz Szmigiel

Victoria Masterson

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Rewilding aims to help nature repair degraded land and restore species diversity. Image: Rewilding Europe.

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