Environment flourishes as Korea nations fight over DMZ zone

The video discusses Korea's Demilitarized Zone (DMZ), a heavily armed border separating North and South Korea. Despite its military significance, the DMZ has become a large wildlife sanctuary due to minimal human interference. Real estate developers are interested in the area, but environmentalists are concerned about preserving its ecosystems. The presence of landmines complicates development, and the future of the DMZ remains uncertain as peace talks continue.

What is the significance of the DMZ in terms of wildlife preservation?

How has the status of the DMZ changed in recent years regarding civilian areas?

What challenges do environmentalists face regarding the DMZ?

What are the environmental concerns related to the development of the DMZ?

Discuss the potential impact of landmines on the DMZ and its surroundings.