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Animal Helpers Keep Natures Reserves Thriving Through Recent Heatwaves
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Animal helpers keep natures reserves thriving through recent heatwaves
Livestock are playing a vital role in managing habitats across Herts and Middlesex Wildlife Trust’s nature reserves – but this summer’s heatwave is creating fresh challenges for grazing teams and their animal helpers. From hardy Soay sheep and native cattle breeds to water buffalo, grazing animals are helping local charity, Herts and Middlesex Wildlife Trust, maintain a rich variety of habitats across its nature reserves. Their work is particula…
In L'Hérault, more and more municipalities are clearing their land thanks to eco-grazing. This method, which makes it possible to maintain green spaces in a natural way, is particularly useful in municipalities exposed to the risk of fire.
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