An International research team, including @ugawarnell's James Beasely, finds thriving wildlife populations in Chernoby —nearly 30 years after the world's largest nuclear accident. Researchers report the site looks more like a nature preserve than a disaster zone—abundant with moose, roe deer, wild boar and wolves. "Our data is a testament to the resiliency of wildlife when freed from direct human pressures such as habitat loss, fragmentation and persecution," says Beasley. #ugaresearch