Paul Lister is a British conservationist and environmentalist best known for his efforts to restore the natural environment of the Scottish Highlands. He is the owner of Alladale Wilderness Reserve in Scotland and the founder of The European Nature Trust (TENT), an organization that supports conservation and rewilding projects across Europe and beyond. His work … Read more
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