A botanist's innovative approach to restoring a degraded forest in New Zealand has yielded remarkable results. By allowing the invasive gorse to act as a nurse crop, native seedlings were able to grow and eventually overtake the gorse, resulting in a thriving ecosystem. This approach has not only preserved the environment but also inspired a new way of thinking about conservation.
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