Mexico reintroduces bison after 100-year absence; ecosystem restores itself
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Nearly 50 bison were introduced to El Santuario Reserve, a 4,000-hectare section of Mexico's Cuatrociénegas UNESCO nature reserve, starting in August 2025. Within months, the animals are regenerating soils, improving water infiltration, reducing wildfire risk by eating dry vegetation, and strengthening biodiversity across the Chihuahuan Desert ecosystem.
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