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Lighthouse Project: Grazing Project: Zottlige Landschaftspfleger Mit Große Appetite (with Picture Gallery)

Summary by Saarbruecker-zeitung.de
Where formerly bushing and invasive plants overgrown the Rohrbach meadows, Scottish highland cattle have been providing new life for ten years. For ten years, the grazing project in Glashüttental has demonstrated how effective nature conservation can be on four legs. What is behind the success?

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Lighthouse Project: Grazing Project: Zottlige Landschaftspfleger Mit Große Appetite (with Picture Gallery)

Where formerly bushing and invasive plants overgrown the Rohrbach meadows, Scottish highland cattle have been providing new life for ten years. For ten years, the grazing project in Glashüttental has demonstrated how effective nature conservation can be on four legs. What is behind the success?

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saarbruecker-zeitung.de broke the news on Tuesday, June 16, 2026.
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