Spain's wild horses in peril, despite key role in wildfire prevention
- Lucia Perez stated that grazing wild horses in Galicia has nearly eliminated wildfires in the area since 2019, with only one small fire occurring during that time period.
- A study by the University of A Coruna indicated that wild horse grazing is the most effective method for preventing wildfires and promoting biodiversity.
- Scientists have noted a dramatic decline in the population of wild horses in Galicia from about 22,000 in the 1970s, which has raised ecological concerns.
- Laura Lagos remarked that horse grazing supports the growth of various plant species and mitigates wildfire risks by selectively clearing underbrush.
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AMIL, SPAIN—The wildfires that used to burn each summer in the woods above the Spanish village of Barro have diminished to almost none since Lucia Perez started grazing wild horses there. “There used to be fires every year but since 2019 when we started coming here we’ve had one small fire in the first year…
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