322 goats graze on the airfield at Centennial Airport as planes take off from a nearby runway on Tuesday, Aug. 25, 2026. The goats were brought to the airfield for a week or so to help control vegetation, discouraging wildlife from establishing habitats on the airfield, while also helping mitigate wildfire risk and stabilize soil, according to a press release.
(Stephen Swofford, Denver Gazette)
322 goats graze on the airfield at Centennial Airport as planes take off from a nearby runway on Tuesday, Aug. 25, 2026. The goats were brought to the airfield for a week or so to help control vegetation, discouraging wildlife from establishing habitats on the airfield, while also helping mitigate wildfire risk and stabilize soil, according to a press release.
(Stephen Swofford, Denver Gazette)322 goats graze on the airfield at Centennial Airport as planes take off from a nearby runway on Tuesday, Aug. 25, 2026. The goats were brought to the airfield for a week or so to help control vegetation, discouraging wildlife from establishing habitats on the airfield, while also helping mitigate wildfire risk and stabilize soil, according to a press release.
(Stephen Swofford, Denver Gazette)322 goats graze on the airfield at Centennial Airport as planes take off from a nearby runway on Tuesday, Aug. 25, 2026. The goats were brought to the airfield for a week or so to help control vegetation, discouraging wildlife from establishing habitats on the airfield, while also helping mitigate wildfire risk and stabilize soil, according to a press release.
(Stephen Swofford, Denver Gazette)322 goats graze on the airfield at Centennial Airport as planes take off from a nearby runway on Tuesday, Aug. 25, 2026. The goats were brought to the airfield for a week or so to help control vegetation, discouraging wildlife from establishing habitats on the airfield, while also helping mitigate wildfire risk and stabilize soil, according to a press release.
(Stephen Swofford, Denver Gazette)322 goats graze on the airfield at Centennial Airport as planes take off from a nearby runway on Tuesday, Aug. 25, 2026. The goats were brought to the airfield for a week or so to help control vegetation, discouraging wildlife from establishing habitats on the airfield, while also helping mitigate wildfire risk and stabilize soil, according to a press release.
(Stephen Swofford, Denver Gazette)322 goats graze on the airfield at Centennial Airport as planes take off from a nearby runway on Tuesday, Aug. 25, 2026. The goats were brought to the airfield for a week or so to help control vegetation, discouraging wildlife from establishing habitats on the airfield, while also helping mitigate wildfire risk and stabilize soil, according to a press release.
(Stephen Swofford, Denver Gazette)322 goats graze on the airfield at Centennial Airport as planes take off from a nearby runway on Tuesday, Aug. 25, 2026. The goats were brought to the airfield for a week or so to help control vegetation, discouraging wildlife from establishing habitats on the airfield, while also helping mitigate wildfire risk and stabilize soil, according to a press release.
(Stephen Swofford, Denver Gazette)322 goats graze on the airfield at Centennial Airport as planes take off from a nearby runway on Tuesday, Aug. 25, 2026. The goats were brought to the airfield for a week or so to help control vegetation, discouraging wildlife from establishing habitats on the airfield, while also helping mitigate wildfire risk and stabilize soil, according to a press release.
(Stephen Swofford, Denver Gazette)322 goats graze on the airfield at Centennial Airport as planes take off from a nearby runway on Tuesday, Aug. 25, 2026. The goats were brought to the airfield for a week or so to help control vegetation, discouraging wildlife from establishing habitats on the airfield, while also helping mitigate wildfire risk and stabilize soil, according to a press release.
(Stephen Swofford, Denver Gazette)322 goats graze on the airfield at Centennial Airport as planes take off from a nearby runway on Tuesday, Aug. 25, 2026. The goats were brought to the airfield for a week or so to help control vegetation, discouraging wildlife from establishing habitats on the airfield, while also helping mitigate wildfire risk and stabilize soil, according to a press release.
(Stephen Swofford, Denver Gazette)322 goats graze on the airfield at Centennial Airport as planes take off from a nearby runway on Tuesday, Aug. 25, 2026. The goats were brought to the airfield for a week or so to help control vegetation, discouraging wildlife from establishing habitats on the airfield, while also helping mitigate wildfire risk and stabilize soil, according to a press release.
(Stephen Swofford, Denver Gazette)322 goats graze on the airfield at Centennial Airport as planes take off from a nearby runway on Tuesday, Aug. 25, 2026. The goats were brought to the airfield for a week or so to help control vegetation, discouraging wildlife from establishing habitats on the airfield, while also helping mitigate wildfire risk and stabilize soil, according to a press release.
(Stephen Swofford, Denver Gazette)322 goats graze on the airfield at Centennial Airport as planes take off from a nearby runway on Tuesday, Aug. 25, 2026. The goats were brought to the airfield for a week or so to help control vegetation, discouraging wildlife from establishing habitats on the airfield, while also helping mitigate wildfire risk and stabilize soil, according to a press release.
(Stephen Swofford, Denver Gazette)322 goats graze on the airfield at Centennial Airport as planes take off from a nearby runway on Tuesday, Aug. 25, 2026. The goats were brought to the airfield for a week or so to help control vegetation, discouraging wildlife from establishing habitats on the airfield, while also helping mitigate wildfire risk and stabilize soil, according to a press release.
(Stephen Swofford, Denver Gazette)322 goats graze on the airfield at Centennial Airport as planes take off from a nearby runway on Tuesday, Aug. 25, 2026. The goats were brought to the airfield for a week or so to help control vegetation, discouraging wildlife from establishing habitats on the airfield, while also helping mitigate wildfire risk and stabilize soil, according to a press release.
(Stephen Swofford, Denver Gazette)
