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Yellowstone aspens recover 30 years after wolves were reintroduced

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Researchers have found that aspen trees in Yellowstone National Park are showing stronger signs of recovery, three decades after wolves were reintroduced to the area. The findings suggest that restoring a top predator can have far-reaching effects on an entire ecosystem. The return of wolves is believed to have altered the behavior of grazing animals, allowing vegetation like aspens to regenerate. This adds to a growing body of evidence supporting the ecological value of predator reintroduction programs.

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