Deer Park, N.Y. — DEC isn’t kidding around when it comes to controlling invasive plants at the Oak Brush Plains State Preserve at Edgewood on Long Island. The state has imported 10 goats to graze on invasive species at the 812-acre, DEC-managed property located near the shared borders of the towns of Babylon, Islip and […]
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