Sheep Grazing to Reduce Wildfires
Sector: Education • Location: Idaho, United States
Source: Boise State Public Radio
A research project led by Dr. Kelly Hopping at Boise State University aims to determine if targeted sheep grazing can effectively reduce Cheatgrass, an invasive species that increases wildfire risk in Idaho. The project involves changing sheep herding patterns to minimize the impact on native plants while controlling Cheatgrass growth.
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Description | A research project led by Dr. Kelly Hopping at Boise State University aims to determine if targeted sheep grazing can effectively reduce Cheatgrass, an invasive species that increases wildfire risk in Idaho. The project involves changing sheep herding patterns to minimize the impact on native plants while controlling Cheatgrass growth. |
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