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IYRP Calendar of Achievements & Upcoming Events

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INKAFEST 2026 Festival

20-25 October 2026

Seminario Internacional de Pastizales y Pastores

20th-23rd October 2026

Texas Section Annual Meeting, Abilene, TX

20-22 October 2026

Online seminar on mountain rangelands and pastoralists

20 October, 2026

Coexistence of activities in Mediterranean territories in the XXIst century? From land compromises to pastoral synergies

October 21-23, 2026

Festival de la Trashumancia

23-25 October 2026

Exploring Rangeland Myths: 'Consultation equals participation'

23 October 2026

Central Australia Pastoral Bus Tour

25 October to 1 November 2026

Festival de la Trashumancia

25 October 2026

From Mera 2010 to Ulaanbaatar 2026: Pastoralist Women Unite for Land, Biodiversity, Climate Change, Justice, Peace and Solidarity

26 October 2026

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