Sentence examples for nomadic livestock from inspiring English sources

"Over 200,000 nomadic livestock owners have lost, or continue to lose, their only source of livelihood.

In northern Africa, he said, American agricultural experts, by drilling wells, helped encourage nomadic livestock herders to settle in one place.

Scattered hidden springs like this have been used for millennia by farmers and nomadic livestock herders who still roam the area.

In particular, connectivity conservation efforts should focus on reducing predator human conflicts and maintaining adequate prey density in marginal habitats with low agricultural cultivation risk, where the primary land-use is nomadic livestock herding.

The Tibetan highlands host one of the world's largest pastoral ecosystems, but the evolutionary impact of the Tibetan nomadic livestock economy on the environment has not yet been investigated.

So far, 165 human cases have been reported in Kenya, but the real number is thought to be much higher, because mild cases probably go unreported and because the region is vast, with hard-to-reach areas inhabited by nomadic livestock herders.

1920s and 1930s - Soviet land reforms aimed at creating large state-owned farms upset the traditional Kyrgyz way of life, which is based on nomadic livestock-herding; Kyrgyz Communist Party established as the sole legal party; many members of the Kyrgyz intelligentsia who express dissent are imprisoned or executed.

Mongolian agriculture, which traditionally relies on nomadic, livestock-based agriculture, accounts for 29.7percentt of 2002 GDP and sustains livelihood for about 23percentt of the workforce.

Traditional nomadic and semi-nomadic livestock keeping in the arid west and south of the country is no longer prevalent, and almost all extensive livestock keeping on rangeland is sedentary around fixed water points.

Indeed, this is why one-in-four of the country's five million inhabitants are 'agro-pastoralists', semi-nomadic livestock farmers who move from place to place with the seasons, to find grazing and water for their animals.

Date palm groves are scattered throughout the peninsula, and some of the area's original Bedouin inhabitants are still engaged in the nomadic grazing of livestock.