resilvestración
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thumb|right|English Longhorn|Longhorn cattle at [[Knepp Wildland in 2019]] Rewilding is a form of ecological restoration aimed at increasing biodiversity and restoring natural processes. It differs from other forms of ecological restoration in that rewilding aspires to reduce human influence on ecosystems. It is also distinct from other forms of restoration in that, while it places emphasis on recovering geographically specific sets of ecological interactions and functions that would have maintained ecosystems prior to human influence, rewilding is open to novel or emerging ecosystems which en
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- conservation biology
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- WikiProject Climate change
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- Category:Rewilding
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- Rewilding
- partially coincident with
- reintroduction
- named by
- Earth First!
- significant person
- David Foreman
- influenced by
- insular biogeography
- contributing factor of
- climate change adaptation
- has effect
- flood control
- uses
- translocation
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Article · Español
Resilvestrar (término original en inglés "rewilding", no confundir con el término bioquímico de "Renaturalización") es una concepción de la conservación a gran escala, destinada a restaurar, devolver a un supuesto estado cercano al original (previo a la intervención humana) y proteger los procesos naturales y los núcleos silvestres, proporcionando conectividad entre las diversas zonas que conforman los espacios, protegiendo o reintroduciendo grandes depredadores y especies claves para aumentar la biodiversidad y alcanzar la autorregulación de los ecosistemas. Los proyectos de resilvestrado pueden requerir restauración ecológica o ingeniería de tierras silvestres, particularmente para restaurar la conectividad entre áreas protegidas y reintroducir depredadores a los sitios de los que han sido extinguidos.
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