Goats and sheep return to Paso Robles, fire protection
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Braintree Care Home Residents Welcomed By Woolly And Hooved Guests
Share Post Share Email Residents at Aspen Grange Care Home in Braintree were treated to a delightful visit from blackwater alpacas and pygmy goats this week, an event that brought smiles, laughter, and a sense of calm connection. Originally native to South America and West Africa respectively, alpacas and pygmy goats are known for their friendly temperaments and soothing presence. Their visit provided residents…
Goats and sheep returned to Salinas River for wildfire prevention • Paso Robles Press
PASO ROBLES — On Friday, May 2, herds of goats and sheep returned to Paso Robles to graze primary firebreaks within the Salinas River as part of the City’s Vegetation Management Program. Since its launch in 2021, this grazing strategy has significantly reduced wildfire starts and acreage burned, according to city fire officials. Supported by […] The post Goats and sheep returned to Salinas River for wildfire prevention appeared first on Paso Rob…
Goats and sheep return to Paso Robles, fire protection
By KAREN VELIE For the fifth year in a row, Paso Robles is welcoming hundreds goats and sheep to create firebreaks and reduce fuel loads along the Salinas River. In 2021, 2022. 2023 and 2024, the city noted a significant decrease in fires in the area. Like the previous winter, much-needed rain brought increased plant […]
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