Ecologists studying Korea's richest surviving habitat are not permitted to walk into it: they identify goral and musk deer through binoculars from behind the fence and on remote cameras, escorted by soldiers, and the survey stops where the minefield starts
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A demilitarized zone meant to keep humans out has become a sanctuary for wildlife—but studying it requires binoculars, soldiers, and an intimate knowledge of where the landmines end.
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