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The City Had to Invent the Sheep Again

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    Initial publication

    Initial publication connecting Kris Haamer's photographs of sheep in Geneva and Viimsi and a horse in Portugal with Tartu's urban grazing projects and research on conservation grazing, mowing, biodiversity, public experience, and the return of animals as municipal infrastructure.

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    July 25, 2026

    Kris Haamer

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    Sheep grazing in Geneva in May 2019

    Sheep grazing in Geneva in May 2019

    Sheep grazing in Geneva, May 2019. Photo: Kris Haamer

    /blog/the-city-had-to-invent-the-sheep-again/geneva-sheep.avif

    Sheep beside the Viimsi Open Air Museum and Restaurant Paat

    Sheep beside the Viimsi Open Air Museum and Restaurant Paat

    Sheep beside the Viimsi Open Air Museum and Restaurant Paat. Photo: Kris Haamer

    /blog/the-city-had-to-invent-the-sheep-again/viimsi-sheep.avif

    A horse tied beside a roundabout in Portugal

    A horse tied beside a roundabout in Portugal

    A horse tied beside a roundabout in Portugal. Photo: Kris Haamer

    /blog/the-city-had-to-invent-the-sheep-again/portugal-horse.avif

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