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IYRP Past and Upcoming Events

SRM Annual Meeting: "Herd 'round the World": Celebrating Global Rangelands and Pastoralism

7-11 February 2026

North American Pastoralist women's gathering

IYRP 2026 Stakeholder Action-Planning for North America

9 February 2026

SRM Ignite Session: The 12 global themes of the International Year of Rangelands and Pastoralists (IYRP2026)

10 February 2026

17th International Muralha de Évora Veterinary Hospital Conference brochure

12-13th March 2026

Portugal Annual National Shepherds' Meeting

Women in Ranching Confluence Gathering

13-14 March 2026

African Pastoralists Women Gathering (APWG - IYRP 2026)

15-21 March 2026

Desertif'actions

25-28 March 2026

Women, Youth and Elder South America Pastoralist Gathering

April/May or June 2026

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