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Bringing the world’s rewilders together: Interview with Alister Scott

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Bringing the world’s rewilders together: Interview with Alister Scott
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Rewilding — the process of letting nature take over — is having its moment across the world at every scale. From an 18th-century abandoned farm in the French Alps, to a volcanic lake in Indonesia, to primates being brought back into Brazil’s national parks, to restoring Kalahari’s savanna ecosystem in South Africa — conservationists are tirelessly using nature’s landscape engineers to restore its wild ways. And, in many cases, it’s working: Birds are returning to their once-abandoned abode

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