pastoralists

Pastoralists are people who primarily rely on raising livestock for their livelihood. They move animals like cattle, sheep, camels, or goats between different grazing areas in search of suitable pastures, often following seasonal patterns. This lifestyle is adapted to environments where agriculture is challenging, such as arid or semi-arid regions. Pastoralism plays a vital role in local economies and cultures, supporting food production, trade, and social networks. While traditional practices are common, many pastoralists also incorporate modern techniques and tools to manage their herds sustainably.