Llamas are being used to graze on natural areas in Fort Collins to help maintain grasslands. This grazing practice mimics the historical role of bison herds in promoting the health of native grasses.

When glaciers melt, the land that was underneath is practically barren. Farmers in the area often keep llamas, and scientists found that the animals help fertilize soil. Over three years, the areas ...

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Llamas hit Fort Collins natural areas as part of grazing program You're not dreaming if you spot a llama at a Fort Collins natural area. This is why they're there.