Australia Built a 3,500-Mile Fence to Kill Dingoes — What Grew on Both Sides Was Unbelievable

🌿 Rewild Your Backyard — Field Guide → https://nature-recode-vault.pages.dev Australia's Wild Dog Barrier Fence is 5,614 kilometres long. It was built in the 1880s to keep dingoes away from sheep. For 140 years, it appeared to work. Then, in 2021, researchers from UNSW published 32 years of satellite imagery showing what the fence had also built — a visible line between two different ecosystems. The dingo wasn't the problem. It was the architecture. SOURCES: UNSW Sydney / Professor Mike Letnic — 32-year satellite study, Strzelecki Desert, Landscape Ecology 2021 unsw.edu.au/newsroom/news/2021/02/dingo-effects-on-ecosystem-visible-from-space Eos.org — Letnic field research, vegetation difference, boots in sand detail eos.org/articles/a-reminder-of-a-deserts-past-before-dingo-removal The Conversation — kangaroo differences on both sides, growth rates, AUD$10M/year maintenance theconversation.com/an-exciting-possibility-scientists-discover-markedly-different-kangaroos Gloucester Advocate — Dr Fisher satellite imagery, Plains Wanderer, NSW border visible from space gloucesteradvocate.com.au/story/7142725/dingo-effects-on-ecosystem-visible-from-space Video production: Narration generated with AI voice technology. All research, scripting, and editorial decisions are original. #Dingo #Australia #Rewilding