Britain's Wild Revival: The Holnicote Estate's Biodiversity Breakthrough A quiet revolution is unfolding in southwest England, where the Holnicote Estate, a 4,000 acre National Trust property, has become a thriving oasis for wildlife.
This transformation is the result of an innovative project to allow the River Aller to flow freely once more, creating a complex web of smaller streams, pools, and boggy areas teeming with life.
The project's leader, conservation expert Ben Eardley, drew inspiration from American ecologists who have experimented with similar schemes in Oregon.