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Colombia Casanare

Segundo Encuentro de Sabanas: Paisaje de Horizonte

29-31 October 2026

Future of Young Herders and Pastoral Areas

Powered by variability: Pastoralism in dynamic drylands (Land Forum 2026)

3 and 5 November 2026

One Health and Coexistence under Pressure (in pastoral and agricultural landscapes with their wildlife in times of climate crisis)

9-13 November 2026

Special Gender edition of the free Pastoralism in Development MOOC

9 November - 7 December 2026

Pastoralism and vultures: shared challenges, shared future

10-12 November 2026

Pastoralism and vultures in the Balkans: shared challenges, shared future

10-12 November 2026

Special Screening of Horizonte Vivo in Celebration of Pantanal Day

12 November 2026

1st National Conference on Pastoral Transhumance in Morocco

15-16 November 2026

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