US EditionScottish cattle helping to protect the Mournes
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Scottish cattle helping to protect the Mournes
By Lisa Ramsden A traditional breed of cattle, more accustomed to Scotland, is playing a critically important role in the conservation and protection of the Bloody Bridge site near Newcastle. Recently, the National Trust introduced a number of Belted Galloway cattle to the site overlooking the coast road, in a bid to help control the amount of gorse and undergrowth that quickly take hold when fires break out. Historically, the site has been the …
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