Accidental Eden: Ecology Inside the Korean DMZ

How did a 160-mile-long, heavily fortified strip of land, completely littered with millions of active landmines and flanked by massive standing armies, accidentally become one of the most pristine and vital ecological sanctuaries in all of Asia? The Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) between North and South Korea is a breathtaking paradox of human conflict and biological resilience. Following the armistic...