WORLD● LOW3h ago · Oct 2, 2026, 6:03 PM
In 1967, economist Guy Savy bought an island with a partner: after restoring the nesting habitat, its colony of sooty terns grew from 20,000 pairs to one million
Clarín · global
The already-owner financier eliminated predators and palm trees to facilitate the presence of the birds. These arrive once a year and spend months there to raise their chicks.
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