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IYRP Past and Upcoming Events

Preparatory Workshops Multi-Stakeholder Workshop on Rangelands, Transhumance and Pastoralism (Western Balkan Region)

4-11 November 2025

Celebrating Rangelands: Connecting Research to On-Ranch Management

13 November 2025

Protecting the Commons: Grasslands and Waterbodies — Pastoral Rights and Ecological Futures

East Africa Pastoralist Youth Gathering

20-21 November 2026

The International Convention on “Pastoral Bio-Economy and Decarbonization”

05 December 2025

UNEA-7 Indigenous Peoples Event

8-12 December 2025

African Pastoralists Women Gathering (APWG - IYRP 2026)

8-12 December 2026

Asian Pastoralist Women's Gathering

10-12 December 2025

World Commons Week (online event)

10-12 December 2025

Range Science Forum: Celebrating Rangelands: honouring the past and looking forward to the future

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