How Millions of Rabbits Turned a Chinese Desert Into Green Paradise

Описание: How Millions of Rabbits Turned a Chinese Desert Into Green Paradise
In China’s Kubuchi Desert, an innovative experiment changed the future of desertification forever. Through a powerful partnership between entrepreneurship and nature, millions of Rex rabbits were introduced into a carefully managed ecosystem.
These rabbits played a crucial role in restoring life to the desert by pruning willow trees, fertilizing the soil, and spreading grass seeds naturally across the sands. This self-sustaining cycle transformed vast barren lands into thriving green ecosystems.
Unlike Australia’s invasive rabbit crisis, China’s controlled approach turned wildlife into an eco-economic solution, boosting the local economy, supporting fur production, and helping power the region through the world’s largest solar energy projects.
This story proves that with the right balance, nature and innovation can turn ecological disasters into profitable, life-sustaining environments.
🌱 From desert to forest — this is one of the most successful environmental transformations in human history

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