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Nomadic Futures: Cultural Rights, Knowledge Systems, Climate Resilience

19-21 August 2026

Nomadic Futures: Cultural Rights, Knowledge Systems, Climate Resilience

19-21 August 2026

IYRP Virtual Book Club

August 20, 2026 - 12:00 p.m. CST

The World of Mongolian and Italian Pastoralism: Surviving Climate Change and Modernity (International Exhibition)

21-23 August 2026

The World of Mongolian and Italian Pastoralism: Surviving Climate Change and Modernity

21-23 August 2026

The World of Mongolian and Italian Pastoralism: Surviving Climate Change and Modernity

21-23 August 2026

Landscapes of Life: A Nature-Positive Global Agenda to Protect, Manage and Restore Grasslands, Savannahs and Rangelands

August 22-23, 2026

Australia Southern Rangelands Pastoral Alliance Gathering

The Grazing Dinner

CELEP Film Festival at Tropentag 2026

15-18 September 2026

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