In rewilding Europe, letting nature do the work is no walk in the park


By AGENCY

This file photo taken in 2014 shows the Grand Barry nature reserve in France's southeastern corner, which is undertaking one of Europe's largest experiments in rewilding. Photo: AFP

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.

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