Once, This Island Had Just One Tree, Look at It Now

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In the middle of the Atlantic, the tallest peak of a small volcanic island is covered in lush greenery, by design. When scientists talk about terraforming a landscape, there’s a good chance they’re talking about Mars. (To terraform a place is to make it earthlike—for instance, bringing in plants and animals.) But the first scientific experiment in terraforming actually took place starting in the 19th century.
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So that's a bit misleading. That island wasn't completely barren. It had native vegetation before, just not trees.

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