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National Pastoral Gathering in Portugal

13-14 October 2026

Al Passo / In step. Incontri internazionali della pastorizia.Un ponte verso nuove relazioni socio-ambientali e politiche.

15-18 October 2026

INKAFEST 2026 Festival

20-25 October 2026

Texas Section Annual Meeting, Abilene, TX

20-22 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

25 October 2026

Colombia Casanare

Segundo Encuentro de Sabanas: Paisaje de Horizonte

29-31 October 2026

Future of Young Herders and Pastoral Areas

Pastoralism and vultures: shared challenges, shared future

10-12 November 2026

Mountain farming conference

November 16-17, 2026

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