ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 7月6日 04時15分

What does it take for nature to come back? For more than a century, Tidmarsh Farms in Massachusetts was the site of a cranberry bog, a thick carpet of the fruit’s vines atop a bed of sand with straight water channels. But commercial cranberry farming has flagged at Tidmarsh in recent years as prices dropped and different farming methods emerged elsewhere. Unfolding on the land now is an ambitious project: turning a cranberry bog back into the coastal wetland it once was. And new life is returning to Tidmarsh after the decades of industrial use. Some experts think the project could become a template for bringing back disappearing habitat that scientists say could be useful in an age of climate change. @tspinski photographed some of the “rewilding” process underway at Tidmarsh. Follow the link in our profile to read more.

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