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A man bought 51,000 acres of degraded land in Florida; decades later, it is the largest private restoration project east of the Mississippi

Source: Times of India
Category: General
Region: Germany
Published: September 01, 2026 at 04:55

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Advocating for biodiversity, E.O. Wilson suggests that dedicating half of Earth to nature is crucial for preventing a sixth mass extinction. In conjunction, M.C. Davis has embarked on an ambitious project to restore the longleaf pine ecosystem in the Southeastern U.S., investing extensively in native species reintroduction and tree planting. His Nokuse Plantation represents a major step toward preserving essential habitats for countless species.

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