Sentence examples for local herding from inspiring English sources

Nature-based tourism combined with compensated ecosystem service production guarantees higher income for local herding communities, but parts of the traditional herding-related practices have disappeared.

gIn order to determine how best to assist local herding communities to improve their quality of life, a needs assessment was carried out at the beginning of the project, followed by a prioritization of several potential development interventions.

Next, we pursued the field survey in late spring, summer, and early autumn (from April to August 2015) by walking along human trails in the forests surrounding the villages to verify and gain further insights into local herding practices.

Qualitative data derived from this survey was also used to inform quantitative results regarding herding decisions and to better understand the perceptions of herders regarding local herding opportunities and constraints in Mukugodo.

In sum, through provision of social services in situ (in grassland areas), and with the introduction of more collaborative forms of natural resource management, local herding communities may benefit from improved socio-economic conditions, better conservation of wildlife, enhanced sustainability of livelihoods, and a sense of empowerment.

The local herds are Friesian, prized for their high milk yield.

Try the avocado salad ($3), guapote ($9), tongue ($5.35) or steak from the local herd ($6.80).

A state judge yesterday rejected a motion to stop Princeton Township's annual deer hunt, leaving the town free to begin thinning the local herd.

The number of deer in southern Westchester is also increasing, but don't expect the coyote to thin the local herd.

While many assume that contraception would fail in wide-open spaces, new studies suggest that communities could thin local herds as effectively in Westchester and eastern Suffolk as on Fire Island.

At Corleggy Farmhouse, on the River Erne in County Cavan, cheese maker Silke Cropp will show you how she takes raw milk from local herds of goats, cows and sheep to make her award-winning cheeses.