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SilverNicktail t1_iswvnc8 wrote

When countries across the EU have put efforts into rewilding their mammalian populations, they have generally been extremely successful. Very glad to see the trend continuing.

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Electrical-Bed8577 t1_iswppuo wrote

This is truly inspiring. As much as I would like to be one of the first eco tourists there, I believe this is what a zoo should be... a wide open habitat with paid views from nearby live cams in a museum building setting (with photos and man-made artifacts), or seen from afar; fully discounted for educators in public schools. The bearded vultures are not ugly but dinosaur like!

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bril_hartman t1_isxls55 wrote

Agreed. Visited a wildlife refuge in my home state of Maryland this past winter and loved it so much I plan on going back every winter. It’s more exciting and rewarding trying to actually spot all the birds yourself. Employees and volunteers are there as guides if you need, but it’s a small fee to drive through and there’s plenty of great trails!

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Secondprize7 t1_isyuqxq wrote

This is a great development. I hope the animals thrive.

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tmp04567 t1_it0fwzn wrote

Oh cool, reintroducing critters there.

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