In Yellowstone, willows grew from 92 cm to 192 cm after wolves returned, while rewilding examples in the UK and India suggest ecosystems can recover with protection
Yellowstone's wolves initiated a remarkable ecosystem recovery after their reintroduction. Willow growth significantly increased, improving habitats for various wildlife species. This ecological restoration exemplifies rewilding, allowing natural processes to return. Similar rewilding projects are showing success in the United Kingdom and India. These examples highlight nature's capacity for rapid recovery…
The Times of India ·