Four decades after the 1986 nuclear disaster in Ukraine, the Chernobyl exclusion zone has become one of Europe's largest nature reserves, covering over 4,500 km². Wolves, lynx, moose, brown bears — absent for over a century — and even Przewalski's horses now roam freely on contaminated land that is too dangerous for human life.
(c) Yasemin Atalay

40 ans après la catastrophe, Tchernobyl est devenu le refuge naturel de l’Europe

DEUTSCHE WELLE

Quatre décennies après la catastrophe nucléaire de 1986 en Ukraine, la zone d’exclusion de Tchernobyl est aujourd’hui l’une des plus grandes réserves naturelles d’Europe, couvrant plus de 4 500 km². Loups, lynx, élans, ours bruns — absents depuis plus d’un siècle — et chevaux de Przewalski y vivent en liberté. La zone abrite désormais la plus forte densité de loups d’Europe.

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