Scientists studied an endangered Australian lizard on a working farm; rotational cattle grazing benefited pygmy bluetongue lizards as opposed to continuous grazing |
Adelaide pygmy blue-tongue skink. Image Credit: Wikipedia An endangered Australian lizard has responded positively to changes in livestock grazing practices on a working sheep farm, providing a possible means of reconciling wildlife conservation with agricultural production. Studies of pygmy bluetongue lizards showed that rotational grazing increased vegetation cover, an important feature of the habitat, researchers…
