In 1998, a photographer and his wife returned to their family's barren cattle farm: 2.7 million native trees later, a 600-hectare forest had returned
Sebastião Salgado and Lélia Wanick Salgado have successfully transformed their family ranch in Brazil into a thriving ecological sanctuary. By planting over 2.7 million native trees, they have revitalized the forest ecosystem, safeguarding numerous springs and restoring various plant and animal species. Managed by Instituto Terra, this site now boasts…
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