Carpenter Preserve Invasive Plant Control Pilot Project
Sector: Chemical (Industrial) • Location: Neenah, Wisconsin, United States
Source: The Cool Down
A pilot project in Neenah, Wisconsin, where 50 sheep and about a dozen goats are used to graze and control invasive plant species such as buckthorn, teasel, and thistle at Carpenter Preserve. This environmentally friendly method aims to reduce the use of chemical herbicides by using animals to eat invasive plants, leaving native plants intact.
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Description | A pilot project in Neenah, Wisconsin, where 50 sheep and about a dozen goats are used to graze and control invasive plant species such as buckthorn, teasel, and thistle at Carpenter Preserve. This environmentally friendly method aims to reduce the use of chemical herbicides by using animals to eat invasive plants, leaving native plants intact. |
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