Enagás, Redeia Study Shows Grazing Boosts Biodiversity, Reduces Wildfire Risk

PUBT · 1d ago
Enagás, Redeia Study Shows Grazing Boosts Biodiversity, Reduces Wildfire Risk
  • Enagás and Redeia advanced efforts to measure grazing’s ecosystem benefits as a basis for future financial compensation for livestock farmers.
  • A biodiversity study in León found grazed plots supported greater plant diversity and more arthropods than ungrazed areas.
  • Grazing combined with mechanical clearing reduced vegetation fuel loads, helping prevent forest fires.
  • The companies have used livestock for five years to control vegetation along gas and electricity infrastructure in León.


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