This is how they keep the grass trimmed in some of the lusher places of Groningen:
And yes, this is in the typically dense city:
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still good to shed some light on this interesting practice, which hopefully will some day appear in Vancouver.
You can see sheep grazing in many city and town in Europe…this include Paris and median boulevard (a la Cambie) like below Avenue de Breteuil in Paris:
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CUAUyKCWEAAU7QV.jpg
It can be also spotted in Hong Kong (but I guess it is on private estate (below in Lok Ma Chau)
https://voony.files.wordpress.com/2016/06/hongkongsheep.jpg
Uusually it is always very well received by the neighborhoods, and it appears that the animals help to create social link in the neighborhoods they are…so that their role go much beyond grass mowing.
lot of opportunity for sheep grazing in Vancouver area …starting by Richmond Garden city lands…