In a composite photograph, where multiple photos are stitched together, a herd of about 40 Angora goats grazes on a section of grass on Roan Mountain on July 18. Researchers are studying whether the goats' grazing can play a role in preserving some of Roan Mountain's grassy balds, which is more natural and economical than using a weed eater and bush hog.

Photo by Kohl Threlkeld

In a composite photograph, where multiple photos are stitched together, a herd of about 40 Angora goats grazes on a section of grass on Roan Mountain on July 18. Researchers are studying whether the goats' grazing can play a role in preserving some of Roan Mountain's grassy balds, which is more natural and economical than using a weed eater and bush hog.

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