Study finds that damaged land can restore itself

There is widespread interest in restoring land damaged by gravel-sand mining, but the high costs of such projects can be off-putting. A new study published in Restoration Ecology offers remarkable new evidence that these damaged environments can be effectively restored within a matter of years, and at virtually no cost.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news126268151.html">Study finds that damaged land can restore itself</a></p> <p>There is widespread interest in restoring land damaged by gravel-sand mining, but the high costs of such projects can be off-putting. A new study published in <i>Restoration Ecology</i> offers remarkable new evidence that these damaged environments can be effectively restored within a matter of years, and at virtually no cost.</p>