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IYRP Past and Upcoming Events

Transhumances & Transitions (IYRP 2026 Webinar)

5 December 2025

PastureScapes Event 2: Buffalo in Canada's Prairies (2026 International Year of Rangelands and Pastoralists event series)

8 December 2025

GASL Webinar Series to Celebrate the IYRP and IY of the Woman Farmer 2026

Speaking to Farmers & Shepherds about Livestock Depredation (Webinar)

9 December 2025

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

Middle East and North Africa Pastoralist Women's Gathering

Rangelands for Resilience: Celebrating India’s Pastoral Heritage

Building a Shared Vision for Sustainable Rangelands and Pastoral Communities in the Near East and North Africa

26-28 January 2026

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