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What's a 'sanctuary'?
In the context of wildlife, a sanctuary is a protected area where animals can live safely, often free from hunting or habitat destruction. Broughton Sanctuary in Skipton has dedicated 2,500 acres to rewilding, creating a safe haven for species like beavers and owls to thrive and recover their populations, demonstrating a commitment to conservation.
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