Sologne fragmented by 3,000 km of fences and barbed wire
Sologne, France's second-largest forest, is crisscrossed by over 3,000 km of fences.
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90% of the territory is privately owned, restricting wildlife movement
The fact
90% of the territory is privately owned, restricting wildlife movement.
This fragmentation threatens local ecosystems and biodiversity.
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