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Resources Tagged: Pastoralism

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  1. Sustained Rangeland Improvement with Special Reference to the Laikipia Controversies

    2018-03-08 I have spent over fifty years working in East African Rangelands studying wildlife in National Parks and ranches or helping pastoralists in northern Kenya and consulting in Tanzania. The situation has changed unpredictably and dramatically since my original research in the Queen Elizabeth...
    Rangeland Management Pastoralism Pastoralist East Africa

  2. AFSA Case Studies of Pastoralism

    The case studies in this collection highlight the value and benefits of pastoralism to the economy, the environment, and the culture of Africa. They demonstrate pastoralists’ essential role in land governance and their contribution to Africa’s sustainable development. Pastoralists live in the...
    Pastoralism AFSA Pastoralist Pastoral Systems Case Studies Africa

  3. A case of benign neglect - Knowledge gaps about sustainability in pastoralism and rangelands

    Abstract, UN Environment and GRID-Arendal, 2019 Pastoralism is practiced by millions of people worldwide. It has roots in every part of the world and back thousands of years to the beginning of agriculture. But while pastoral societies have existed for millennia, we still don’t know that much...
    Pastoralist Rangelands Pastoralism

  4. Population and Food Security Challenges in Ngorongoro District

    2017-02-08 Ngorongoro District, part of the Serengeti Ecosystem witnessed a human population growth from approximately 25,000 in the early sixties to 200,000 people in 2016, predominantly pastoralist Maasai. Pastoralism as we know it today can be combined with photo tourism and game hunting activities for...
    Food Security Population Pastoralism Economic Alternatives Pastoralist Maasai Serengeti ECHO Resources East Africa

  5. Population and Food Security Challenges in Ngorongoro District

    Ngorongoro District, part of the Serengeti Ecosystem witnessed a human population growth from approximately 25,000 in the early sixties to 200,000 people in 2016, predominantly pastoralist Maasai. Pastoralism as we know it today can be combined with photo tourism and game hunting activities for...
    Food Security Population Pastoralism Maasai Serengeti Economic Alternatives Pastoralist ECHO Resources East Africa

  6. Legacy of Pastoralism in East Africa

    2014-03-20
    Pastoralism East Africa

  7. Integrating Pastoralism and Conservation

    2014-03-20
    Pastoralism East Africa