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IYRP Calendar of Achievements & Upcoming Events

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Grass Guards - IYRP 2026 Awareness Initiative (Tamil Nadu)

15 January 2026 - 30 December 2026

ILC Inter-Regional School for Young Pastoralists

April - November 2026

Soil Health Workshop - Lubbock, TX

21-22 April 2026

Transhumance as Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity: a way forward? (International Symposium)

21-23 April 2026

TRANSHUMANCE AS INTANGIBLE CULTURAL HERITAGE OF HUMANITY: A WAY FORWARD?

21-23 April 2026

Hooves of Hope: Pastoralism as a Soil, Climate, and Livelihoods Solution - A Special Earth Day Presentation

Hooves of Hope: Pastoralism as a Soil, Climate, and Livelihoods Solution

Near-natural pasture landscapes and their potential for climate protection and water management: symposium

23-24 April 2026

Western Balkan Regional Gatherings of Pastoralists (19 April - 31 May 2026)

04/25/2026 - 04/26/2026

Sonora Research Station 110 year Anniversary Celebration - Sonora, TX

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