Why are there goats at O Hare airport?

The grazing reduces habitat for wildlife that can pose safety hazards to airport operations. Additionally, O'Hare's grazing herd clears weeds and invasive species while reducing the use of herbicides and reducing air pollution from gasoline-powered equipment.



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