300 goats are working 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to help mitigate wildfires in Colorado. The goats do their job by eating dry grass, weeds and scrub oak that can fuel wildfires The Centennial State. Residents enjoy the quiet sustainability of the herd’s mitigation work and the goats haven’t complained once:
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