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IYRP Calendar of Achievements & Upcoming Events

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Young Mountain Conference

November 28-29, 2026

UN Water Conference

Highlighting mountains: incorporating mountain priorities into the UNFCCC COP 30

Llama Caravan of Tolconi

3-6 December 2026

Exploring Rangeland Myths: 'More data means better management'

3 December 2026

International Conference on the Role of Agriculture & Veterinary Medicine in Restoring & Conserving Natural Rangelands

7-9 December 2026

Convention on Sustainable Pastoralism, Agriculture and Carbon Finance 2026 (CSPACF 2026)

11 December 2026

1st National Conference on Pastoral Transhumance in Morocco

19-21 December 2026

7th International Conference on Heritage Management Education and Practice: Pastoralism at the Crossroads of Climate, Culture and Policy

12-14 March 2027

International Grassland Congress 2027

13-18 June 2027

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