This Costa Rican cattle ranch lost much of its wildlife; 10 years later, it is home to tapirs and 440 bird species
- A former cattle ranch in northern Costa Rica has become an unlikely refuge for wildlife.
- Near Tenorio Volcano National Park, Tapir Valley Nature Reserve has spent the past decade restoring land that was once used for grazing.
- Cattle were removed, trees planted and a lagoon restored, allowing a mixture of forest, wetlands and regenerating pasture to develop.
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- A former cattle ranch in northern Costa Rica has become an unlikely refuge for wildlife.
- Near Tenorio Volcano National Park, Tapir Valley Nature Reserve has spent the past decade restoring land that was once used for grazing.
- Cattle were removed, trees planted and a lagoon restored, allowing a mixture of forest, wetlands and regenerating pasture to develop.
Sources: Times of India