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A group of goats eat poison ivy on the trail

No kidding: Locals can adopt a poison-ivy-eradicating goat to help Austin trail

By Amanda Cutshall

The fundraising goal for the Adopt-a-Goat project is $40,000, which would cover the goats' portion of the work for both their July visit and their return visit in the fall.

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