Sentence examples for migratory herding from inspiring English sources

Nomadic customs and institutions thus superimposed fragile political structures on the migratory herding of small kinship groups.

In Burkina Faso, livestock are an important part of the economy, and migratory herding is a more resilient means of raising cattle, adapted to the local environment.

Livestock raising has been the mainstay of much of the region; migratory herding of sheep from mountain pastures in the Abruzzi to lowland winter pastures outside of the region continues, although on a decreasing scale.

Seasonal migratory herding is characteristic of Mediterranean countries.

Similarly, the work of Violant i Simorra (1949) brought to light the wealth of both Aragonese and Catalan migratory herding in the Pyrenees mountains.

The studied herding districts share an east-west migratory herding pattern (Skogseid 1997; Sande 2010), and both intensive and a more extensive herding practice are carried out in the studied region (Sande 2010).

We have the largest migratory herds of wildlife in North America.

The grasslands of Tanzania and Kenya are renowned for their wildlife, in particular large migratory herds of ungulates (e.g., gnus, zebras, and gazelles) and predators (lions, hyenas, and leopards).

Carnivorous species usually follow migratory herds of hoofed animals such as caribou or antelope, or they move into areas where other prey is more numerous.

A gathering of small brown rocks in the distance resolved into antelope as we moved closer (the Red Desert is home to the largest migratory herd in the lower 48 states).

In fact, the large mammals reproduced so prolifically that they formed what could, with a certain amount of squinting, be said to resemble the great migratory herds of Africa; the German magazine Der Spiegel has called the Oostvaardersplassen "the Serengeti behind the dikes".