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IYRP Calendar of Achievements & Upcoming Events

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1st National Transhumance Day

2-4 October 2026

Grass Guards - IYRP 2026 Awareness Initiative (Tamil Nadu)

15 January 2026 - 30 December 2026

Regional Dialogues on Sustainable Rangelands and Pastoralism

4, 10 & 12 February 2026; 31 March 2026

African Pastoralists Women Gathering (APWG - IYRP 2026)

15-21 March 2026

Fifteenth Meeting of the Conference of the Parties of the Convention on the Conservation of Migratory Species of Wild Animals (CMS COP15) - 23-29 March 2026

23-29 March 2026

Desertifi'actions

25-28 March 2026

Fête des Bergers

26-29 March 2026

Women in the International Years: what does 2026 hold for them?

Exploring Rangeland Myths: ‘Pastoralists need more market access to thrive’

IYRP Global Gathering : European Gender Meeting, previous the Global Gender Gathering (Nepal)

27-29 March 2026

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