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How Chernobyl became an ‘accidental wildlife sanctuary’

Published on: Thursday 30 May 2019

Chernobyl town was evacuated and the exclusion zone today covers 2,600 sq km in Ukraine and 2,100 sq km in Belarus. Ukraine turned its part of the zone into a tourist attraction several years ago - 50 ...

News source: https://www.irishtimes.com/life-and-style/travel/europe/how-chernobyl-became-an-accidental-wildlife-sanctuary-1.3909800

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How Chernobyl became an ‘accidental wildlife sanctuary’