Goats from Goat Green eat the noxious weeds on the 20 acres that surrounds the two acre garden at Bear Creek Regional Park in Colorado Springs on Friday, Oct. 26, 2018. These goats have been eating the weeds around Bear Creek every year for 20 years to provide the county with an alternative way to control weeds without the use of chemicals. This practice upholds the organic integrity of the garden. (Photo by Kelsey Brunner/The Gazette) (Kelsey Brunner)
The goats are back at Bear Creek Regional Park.
Goats from Goat Green eat the noxious weeds on the 20 acres that surrounds the two acre garden at Bear Creek Regional Park in Colorado Springs on Friday, Oct. 26, 2018. These goats have been eating the weeds around Bear Creek every year for 20 years to provide the county with an alternative way to control weeds without the use of chemicals. This practice upholds the organic integrity of the garden. (Photo by Kelsey Brunner/The Gazette) (Kelsey Brunner)Goats from Goat Green eat the noxious weeds on the 20 acres that surrounds the two acre garden at Bear Creek Regional Park in Colorado Springs on Friday, Oct. 26, 2018. These goats have been eating the weeds around Bear Creek every year for 20 years to provide the county with an alternative way to control weeds without the use of chemicals. This practice upholds the organic integrity of the garden. (Photo by Kelsey Brunner/The Gazette) (Kelsey Brunner)Hannah Flis, 13, left, points out the goats to her mother Cassandra Flis, middle left, and younger siblings Adleigh Flis, 18 months, and Lian Flis, 4, as the goats eat the noxious weeds on the 20 acres that surrounds the two acre garden at Bear Creek Regional Park in Colorado Springs on Friday, Oct. 26, 2018. These goats have been eating the weeds around Bear Creek every year for 20 years to provide the county with an alternative way to control weeds without the use of chemicals. This practice upholds the organic integrity of the garden. (Photo by Kelsey Brunner/The Gazette) (Kelsey Brunner)A goat from Goat Green eat the noxious weeds on the 20 acres that surrounds the two acre garden at Bear Creek Regional Park in Colorado Springs on Friday, Oct. 26, 2018. These goats have been eating the weeds around Bear Creek every year for 20 years to provide the county with an alternative way to control weeds without the use of chemicals. This practice upholds the organic integrity of the garden. (Photo by Kelsey Brunner/The Gazette) (Kelsey Brunner)Goats from Goat Green eat the noxious weeds on the 20 acres that surrounds the two acre garden at Bear Creek Regional Park in Colorado Springs on Friday, Oct. 26, 2018. These goats have been eating the weeds around Bear Creek every year for 20 years to provide the county with an alternative way to control weeds without the use of chemicals. This practice upholds the organic integrity of the garden. (Photo by Kelsey Brunner/The Gazette) (Kelsey Brunner)
