The strategy aims to replace heavy machinery with an ancient technique that allows for the efficient clearing of hard-to-reach areas. The project, which began on May 14th near the Arroyo Matarrubias, is primarily focused on reducing dry biomass accumulation and minimizing forest fire risks as temperatures rise.

The work schedule includes moving the herd through the town center on May 16th, heading towards Parque del Río. After a ten-day stay in this area, the animals will conclude their work at the firebreaks near the Sierra Real residential area, completing a month-long preventive effort.

Beyond safety, this forest management approach provides significant environmental benefits, such as the elimination of noise pollution and a reduction in carbon emissions. Natural fertilization and seed dispersal promote soil regeneration, establishing a circular economy model that strengthens the town's commitment to sustainability.