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Twenty years of data show willow growth increased by 1,500% after wolves returned to Yellowstone. It is one of the strongest trophic cascades ever recorded.
Project Isabela removed 140,000 goats from 500,000 hectares. The lesson: eradicating an entire archipelago is the only reliable way to prevent reinvasion.
A Dorset case study found that large-scale habitat restoration increased jobs by 6.7%, while agricultural expansion reduced both output and employment.
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Rewilding without government funding
From a Sussex farm left to go wild to a community restoring oysters to a Scottish sea loch: real projects that didn't wait for a government cheque.