Spanish farmers in Galicia reintroduce native Cachena cows, called "goat-cows," to graze flammable undergrowth and prevent wildfires. The breed’s population surged from 400 to 8,000 since the 1990s, aided by incentives and GPS collars for free roaming.
Spain’s Goat-Cows Fight Wildfires in Innovative Strategy
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