US cities employ sheep and goats for land management, controlling invasive species and mitigating wildfire risks.

US cities are increasingly using sheep and goats for sustainable land management, providing an eco-friendly alternative to traditional methods. The Nashville Chew Crew grazes about 150 acres of city property, including historic sites, while Santa Barbara employs sheep for wildfire risk mitigation. This practice helps control invasive species, protect native vegetation, and engage communities, with universities also adopting it to manage campus landscapes non-toxically.

September 29, 2024
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