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Urban nomads: Mongolian herders face cultural and climate change on road to new future

07 May 2018

As climate-driven drought takes hold, Mongolia's nomads are retreating to the city - and facing choking pollution


ULAANBAATAR - With about 100 sheep and goats, Jugder Samdan makes just enough to scrape by as a nomadic herder in Mongolia, basking in the sun as he watches over his animals, but he worries about the future.


Afghan nomads trapped, hungry as Pakistan blocks access to grazing land

20 February 2018

The Kuchi nomads traditionally migrate in winter from eastern and central Afghanistan to graze their herds inside Pakistan


PHNOM PENH, Feb 19 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Donors have refused to support 200,000 nomadic herders in Afghanistan who are running out of food and stranded with their dying animals after Pakistan closed the border, blocking access to pastureland, an aid group said on Monday.


Rangelands grazing pressure under the spotlight

31 July 2017

RESEARCH looking at the demand for forage by all grazing animals is underway in a project that could deliver valuable information to rangelands livestock producers about the time when risks of losing feedbase occur.


This unique national study will apply a  cross sector and jurisdiction approach to also deliver a solid base of information to natural resource managers.


NSW Department of Primary Industries senior research scientist Dr Cathy Waters, based at Trangie Research Centre, is leading the Meat and Livestock Australia-supported project.

How land reform is transforming a small town in southern Zimbabwe

By: Ian Scoones

Date: October 24th 2016

Source: The Zimbabwean


Maphisa in Matobo district in Matabeleland has transformed from its early days as a TILCOR (Tribal Trust Land Development Corporation) growth point linked to the nearby Antelope farm estate. Like Mvurwi and Chatsworth that I profiled in the earlier series on small towns and economic development, Maphisa is booming in the post land reform era.


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