Toronto Star: "You see there, where all the earth has been disturbed?" asks Tracy Pepler, pointing to a patch of soil at the base of a grove of chestnut trees. "That was made by wild boar. We haven’t seen them yet, but we know they’re here. Maybe if we’re lucky we’ll see one today." She continues up the trail, along the border of a small woodland in East Sussex, England. The sun is shining, the ground mossy and moist, and the air hovering around a balmy 12 degrees Celsius. It’s …