Springbrook Nature Center, often called Itasca’s hidden jewel, recently launched Goats for Growth, a groundbreaking environmental initiative that combines sustainability, education, and community fun.

Grazing goats could soon be used to prevent fires by eating away grasslands and heavy shrub fire areas of Southern California. California schools are considering using goats to mitigate wildfire risk.

Glacier National Park’s mountain goats — an iconic species that graces countless shirts, mugs and other park memorabilia — are in the midst of a steep decline, a study found.

Goats will clear invasive plant species from the Erie Benedictine Sisters' Glinodo property. A family-friendly fest will include activities such as meeting goats, a storybook trail and nature art.

The Albert Lea Audubon Wildlife Nature Preserve on Tuesday got a delivery of special visitors — a herd of 29 goats. The animals are part of an ongoing effort to curb the growth of the invasive ...

HAMILTON, Ohio (WKRC) — A unique cleanup crew is hard at work in Hamilton's Miami Woods Park, where a herd of 22 goats is munching its way through invasive plants. Over the next five weeks, these ...

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- The Houston Arboretum & Nature Center is currently hosting a traveling lawn crew, but don't expect to see them with lawn mowers, tractors or weed eaters. The crew is made up ...

Arlington’s brigade of landscaping goats. The city of Arlington has 400 new employees with four stomachs, cloven hooves and a penchant for mischief. The city announced last week it will use goats to ...

Haemonchus contortus is a highly pathogenic nematode that infects the gastrointestinal tract of goats, leading to significant health issues such as anaemia, reduced productivity and, in severe cases, ...

SOUTHWICK — Heading down a long driveway in Southwick, the first thing people notice is the sound of soft bleating emanating from behind a barn. Walking around a path, you see them — animals no larger ...

I pulled myself up over the limestone ledge and there it was, staring me in the face. I saw its tail and heard it rattle, which confirmed my suspicion. After pinning its head down with a stick, I ...