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The ‘rewilding’ of a century-old cranberry bog

via The New York Times

July 4, 2017

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What does it take for nature to come back? The New York Times takes a look at the "rewilding" of Tidmarsh Farms and the Responsive Environments research group's Living Observatory project.

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