Sergey Zimov's Manifesto
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The theory is bringing back the mammoth steppe will prevent permafrost from melting and releasing greenhouse gases into the atmosphere.
Sergey Zimov's Manifesto Skip to main content Close Search Menu ABOUT THE PROJECT PROGRESS TO DATE ABOUT THE SPECIES PARTNERS & ADVISORS FELLOWSHIP ANNOUNCEMENT ZIMOV'S MANIFESTO DONATE THE WOOLLY MAMMOTH REVIVAL ZIMOV’S MANIFESTO Take a tour of Pleistocene Park in northeastern Siberia, where Russian ecologist Sergey Zimov and his son Nikita are studying how to rewild the Arctic. Introducing herbivores en masse to Siberia and northern Alaska, they believe, would bring back a lost biome—the mammoth steppe—and prevent permafrost from melting and releasing billions of tons of greenhous
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