Sentence examples for migratory herders from inspiring English sources

Some are migratory herders and caravaners.

Threats vary regionally, but livestock grazing by migratory herders and recent developmental pressures appear to be the most serious conservation issues threatening the snow leopard and other wildlife in the snow leopard range.

Migratory herders carried out their work not only far away from home, the family, spaces which were normally attributed to the world of women, but also far from the fields and farms that were to be found in the rural environment and which belonged to the world of men.

Central to the analysis in these chapters is the close relationships among livestock herders, livestock, and migratory wildlife, particularly grazing and ungulate populations.

The Bhutanese Government will need to look into providing support for better herd management, improving migratory paths and resolving issues surrounding herders' access to Tsamdros and conflicts with people in the south.

The industrial development also interferes with the herders' quality of life by not only impacting their migratory cycles, but also the resources available to them in the landscape.

The age-sex structure of the 'migratory population' demonstrates that this population is not just constituted of young herders: it includes children and the old (Figure 2). Figure 2 Age-sex distribution of Ngorongoro sedentary and migratory population: 2002 census, Tanzania.

To address the trespassing conflicts, herders have devised various techniques such as guarding their tsamdro round the clock by residing at the key strategic migratory routes and implementing frequent monitoring.

Villagers and herders say the high stakes have led government officials to break all hunting rules, resulting in the destruction of most of the area's non-migratory animals.

Many are migratory.

Many herders left for Mauritania.