Broughton Sanctuary Rewilding Effort Brings Back 1,700 Species Across 2,500 Acres
Broughton Sanctuary in North Yorkshire has recorded over 1,700 species returning after four years of dedicated rewilding efforts. The estate has planted more than 330,000 trees, greatly increasing its forest coverage. Wildlife movement has been aided by the removal of extensive fencing, while managed livestock and beavers have helped create diverse habitats. The sanctuary is now planning to reintroduce native species and expand wetland areas to further boost biodiversity.
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