- Pleistocene Park itself remains an extremely funky operation, dominated by mud pits and swarming mosquitoes, rather than vast thundering herds.
- When I first laid eyes on Pleistocene Park, I wondered whether it was the grassland views that first lured humans out of the woods.
- In 1989, Sergey Zimov, director of the Northeast Science Station in Cherskii, initiated a long-term project known as “Pleistocene Park”.
- The Pleistocene Park project is aiming to rebuild a lost Ice Age ecosystem in Siberia, and its directors, the father-and-son team of Sergey and Nikita Zimov...
- They call their project Pleistocene Park. The goal: restore the Ice Age "mammoth steppe" ecosystem and avoid a catastrophic feedback loop leading to runaway...
- We'll watch Pleistocene Park, have a short discussion, then close with a fun happy hour.
- Pleistosen Park, otlaklar, bataklıklar, ormanlar ve çok sayıda gölden oluşan 16 km2'lik bir bilimsel doğa koruma alanıdır (zakaznik).
- Zimov officially founded the park in 1996 and initially developed it all by himself, with practically no financial investments at all.
- Already 20 square kilometers have been fenced off, and Yakutian horses, reindeer, and moose have been released into the park.
- Reconstructed grassland ecosystems, like Pleistocene Park, could prevent permafrost from thawing and thereby mitigate some negative consequences of...