The disease tore through the reindeer herds, prompting the relocation of dozens of the indigenous Nenet community.
Finally, individual surveys were conducted among pastoralists to characterize herd transhumance circuits and relocation practices.
Hence, long-distance moves (temporary relocation of herds) and selective feeding strategies of individual livestock species are of importance in the quest for the best possible forage exploitation for animal growth and production (Baumont et al. 2000; Vallentine 2001; Behnke et al. 2011; Yoshihara et al. 2013; Liao et al. 2014a).
In addition to being an animal production strategy, the relocation of a herd is part of a strategy to establish members of pastoralists' families in new areas and to secure and increase the value of their livestock.
His conviction, for instance, that "the peasants alone are revolutionary, for they have nothing to lose and everything to gain," was a fantasy; they could scarcely play such a role since French troops had herded them en masse into relocation centers.
Management options include extermination of the horses (possibly with relocation of a remnant herd on nonconservation land), favored by government and private conservation agencies, contraception to maintain the herd at a level which allegedly will not damage the tussock, favored by animal protection groups, and culling plus contraception, favored by others.
Finally, there is the 'relocation' strategy, concerning owners of large herds who already have relocated part of their herd in a territory far from the attachment territory, where they have built the equivalent of a secondary residence and installed part of their family.
A relocation territory, on which part of the herd resides permanently and no longer returns to the attachment territory.
"Relocation is the last option.
It involves a relocation".
