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Community Grazing Initiatives Aim to Reduce Wildfire Risks in California

Jane Marx and her neighbors in Bennett Ridge, California, are implementing community grazing initiatives to reduce wildfire risks following the devastating Nuns Fire in 2017. By utilizing sheep and goats to manage overgrown vegetation, they aim to mitigate fire hazards while fostering a cooperative approach to land management. This strategy aligns with California's wildfire-resilience plan, which increasingly incorporates prescribed grazing as a fire prevention method.

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Jane Marx and her neighbors in Bennett Ridge, California, are implementing community grazing initiatives to reduce wildfire risks following the devastating Nuns Fire in 2017. By utilizing sheep and goats to manage overgrown vegetation, they aim to mitigate fire hazards while fostering a cooperative approach to land management. This strategy aligns with California's wildfire-resilience plan, which increasingly incorporates prescribed grazing as a fire prevention method.

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The Sheep That Stop Wildfires

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Community Grazing Initiatives Aim to Reduce Wildfire Risks in California