People have been warned that cliffside goat enclosures at a tourist hotspot are "not a petting zoo" after visitors were seen stroking the animals. Bournemouth Goats, a group responsible for managing ...

Currently, about 50 goats graze year-round on the cliffs—with numbers rising. A doubling to 100 animals is already planned. The media continues to report regularly on the herd. For instance, in June ...

Today, 50 animals live on the cliffs of Bournemouth year-round in the open air. An increase in the “family” to one hundred specimens is already planned. Major media outlets still report on them ...

Specialist litter pickers are to be called in to clean cliffs which are home to 50 goats. The herd was introduced to the seven mile (11km) stretch of cliffs in Bournemouth in 2009 to manage vegetation ...

The southern English town of Bournemouth is primarily known and loved by tourists for its beautiful beaches. However, since 2009, it has also featured another attraction: a herd of goats employed as ...