WORLD● LOWSep 2 · Sep 2, 2026, 5:02 PM
In 2008 they bought a degraded and overexploited ranch in Texas: today it is a refuge for hundreds of wild animals such as turkeys, quail, black bears, and deer
Clarín · north america
Mike and Mary Terry restored 19,300 acres affected by years of overgrazing and managed to recover the habitat of numerous species. The turkey population increased from less than 50 specimens to more than 500.
GlobeAlert aggregates and classifies open sources; the story above belongs to its publisher. Summaries are machine-generated from the source text.
More in World
WORLD12m agoEnd of an Edo eraJapan TodayWORLD13m agoINTERVIEW: Why Nigerians remain vulnerable to xenophobia in South Africa; how governments can change the narrative — Acting High Commissioner Temitope AjayiPremium TimesWORLD13m agoMagazine rants over Japan's disappointing status quo and gloomy futureJapan TodayWORLD14m agoWhy women in China are still at risk of abduction and forced marriageSouth China Morning Post