Pastoralists in a Changing World

A special issue explores how pastoralist communities, who move livestock across seasonal landscapes, are contending with climate change, conflicts with wildlife, and shrinking access to land, water and traditional migration routes. The collection covers hundreds of millions of people worldwide whose livelihoods depend on rangeland access and mobility.

The issue frames pastoralism as both an ancient practice and one under active strain, focusing on adaptation and innovation rather than offering policy prescriptions.

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