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In 1971, a Canadian art student visited a fogbound island to draw wild horses; she stayed nearly 50 years studying its wildlife, and Sable became a national park reserve

🐴 She Visited For Horses, Stayed 50 Years

Published by OOPSONLINE.IN · Source: Times of India · 1 min read · · Updated

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Going to an island to sketch some horses and staying for five decades to protect the ecosystem is the ultimate introvert flex. Talk about a side quest successfully becoming the main storyline.

What actually happened

Rest of World News: Discover the inspiring journey of Zoe Lucas, a Canadian art student who dedicated nearly 50 years to studying and conserving the wildlife of Sable Island, now a national park reserve. Learn about the impact of her work on wild horses, seals, and the island's ecosystem.

Key points

  • Rest of World News: Discover the inspiring journey of Zoe Lucas, a Canadian art student who dedicated nearly 50 years to studying and conserving the wildlife of Sable Island, now a national park reserve.
  • Learn about the impact of her work on wild horses, seals, and the island's ecosystem.

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