England Brought Great Bustards Back to Salisbury Plain in 2004 — They Had Been Gone for 177 Years
England killed its last Great Bustard in 1832. For 177 years, Salisbury Plain stayed silent. Then in 2004, a small team flew 18 birds from Russia and released them onto the same chalk grassland where these giants once walked. Most people said it wouldn't work. They kept going anyway. What happened next changed English conservation forever.
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