Rewilding: Nature’s recovery
01 May 2021 |
6:34 am
The chirp of cicadas ripples through the pine forest, carried along on the same breeze as the scent of lavender and wild thyme -- with nearly no trace of man.
The Grand Barry nature reserve in France's southeastern corner is undertaking one of Europe's largest experiments in rewilding.
At a time when reforestation projects -- planting new trees -- are growing in popularity, rewilding aims to let nature do the work by simply leaving ecosystems alone to recover, free from human influence.
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