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Goats arrive in Flint to munch on invasive plants - Flint Beat
FLINT, Mich. — Invasive plants are threatening Flint’s green spaces, but a team of 48 goats are on the job. On Monday, June 23, 2025, the Genesee County Land Bank launched a new urban vegetation management project that uses goats to help eliminate Buckthorn, a fast-growing invasive species known for choking out native plants and taking over open land. The goats will spend the summer grazing on eight Land Bank-owned parcels near Ramona Park on Fl…
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