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Birds Flock to Former Golf Course Flooded to Become Nature Reserve

Summary by The Independent
Work to transform the former golf course into a nature reserve included earthworks with nearly 52,000 cubic metres of earth moved

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Birds flock to former golf course flooded to become nature reserve

Work to transform the former golf course into a nature reserve included earthworks with nearly 52,000 cubic metres of earth moved

·London, United Kingdom
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In 2017 a Golf Course Closed Its Doors to Build 560 Homes and 9,300 Square Meters of Shops and Offices; but when Plans Stalled, a Couple Paid $5.5 Million for Its 215 Acres and Helped Make It Boone's Largest Nature Reserve

The nature reserve has already been inaugurated in the city of Zionville.It has trails, viewpoints and a wildlife observatory.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Clarin broke the news in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Thursday, September 24, 2026.
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