How donkeys help fight fires in Spain
In Spain, nearly 100,000 hectares have already been devoured by fires, often extinguished after great difficulties.
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In Spain, nearly 100,000 hectares have already been devoured by fires, often extinguished after great difficulties. Today, the ASBL has 62 donkeys, firefighters in their own way. In Spain and around the Mediterranean, donkeys are not the only grazers.
Furthermore, This summer, more than ever, Europe is the victim of devastating fires, a direct result of global warming and the suffocating heats that are gradually taking hold. "The work done by donkeys, goats and sheep cannot do this," says Joan Cedó. "We are grateful for these animals," confirms Joan Cedó, the founder of the association and mayor of Tivissa.
In addition, "There are more and more fires in our house" Together, the herd eliminates flammable herbs, but also participates in the maintenance of artificial fire dampers, drawn by the authorities in the mountains.
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In Spain, nearly 100,000 hectares have already been devoured by fires, often extinguished after great difficulties.
reliability low1/2 sourcesToday, the ASBL has 62 donkeys, firefighters in their own way.
reliability low1/2 sourcesThe ASBL "Tivissa Donkey Firefighters", located in Tivissa, in southern Catalonia, has put on the agenda a concept as surprising as it is effective: to collect abandoned or abused donkeys, to use them in the fight against fires.
reliability low1/2 sourcesIn Spain and around the Mediterranean, donkeys are not the only grazers.
reliability low1/2 sourcesThis summer, more than ever, Europe is the victim of devastating fires, a direct result of global warming and the suffocating heats that are gradually taking hold.
reliability low1/2 sources"The work done by donkeys, goats and sheep cannot do this," says Joan Cedó.
reliability low1/2 sources"We are grateful for these animals," confirms Joan Cedó, the founder of the association and mayor of Tivissa.
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"There are more and more fires in our house" Together, the herd eliminates flammable herbs, but also participates in the maintenance of artificial fire dampers, drawn by the authorities in the mountains.
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