L'Europe Ă la reconquĂȘte de la biodiversitĂ©
â 8 · 2019 · Documentary
The return of numerous displaced wild animal species to Europe has been observed since the 1950s. Now scientists have decided to accelerate this development even further. The aim: to create new wild regions. The method: "rewilding", which is essentially based on reintroducing large animals such as bison or bears to Europe.
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