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IYRP Calendar of Achievements & Upcoming Events

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Grass Guards - IYRP 2026 Awareness Initiative (Tamil Nadu)

15 January 2026 - 30 December 2026

Kidai Nights (Tamil Nadu Federation of Pastoral Peoples Sangams)

1-15 February 2026

Regional Dialogues on Sustainable Rangelands and Pastoralism

4, 10 & 12 February 2026

Gojri Buffalo - A Shared Heritage of the Himalayas

11-13 February 2026

Global Grasslands and Savannahs Dialogue

25 February 2026

Rangelands Myths Conversation Hosted by the REPAiR Project

26 February 2026

17th International Muralha de Évora Veterinary Hospital Conference brochure

12-13th March 2026

Women in Ranching Confluence Gathering

13-14 March 2026

Portugal Annual National Shepherds' Meeting

African Pastoralists Women Gathering (APWG - IYRP 2026)

15-21 March 2026

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