Our own Kenwood Press did a front page article on San Clemente Island goats, highlighting the importance of saving this endangered breed.
Rocky the cat with San Clemente & Catalina Island goats
Photo courtesy Alec Peters, Kenwood Press 2009.
At 8 months old Ramses shows characteristic buckskin markings and the beginnings of a beard. His horns are just beginning to curve outward. Is it possible that he is even better looking than his Dad? You have to love that curly forelock.
We will be documenting the various lines of San Clemente Island goats, a conservation breed, currently being raised in the continental United States (now 400 plus and counting) and seek high quality images to post on the blog.
Any and all Catalina Island goat images (historic or current) welcome as well.
We are currently seeking historic images [...]
Stay tuned for: The historic and cultural tales surrounding goats on Catalina, San Clemente, and a few other islands off of California and Baja. A time line including world events and quirky little known facts. How does the story of the Catalina Island and San Clemente Island goats converge and how does it differ? [...]
Home of the Catalina and San Clemente Island Goats.
